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Build a single-page rep counter designed for kettlebell (or any gym) workouts. The user picks an exercise from a short preset list (e.g. Swings, Goblet Squat, Clean & Press, Turkish Get-Up), sets a target rep goal, and taps a big **+1** button to count each completed rep. A progress bar fills up as reps accumulate toward the goal. When the goal is reached, a celebratory message appears and a buzzer/chime sound plays. The user can reset the counter and start a new set at any time. A small session log at the bottom shows each completed set as a row: exercise name, reps achieved, and the timestamp — stored in memory for the current browser session (no backend needed). The interface should be large-tap-target friendly, as if used in a sweaty gym environment.
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Problem Solving & Design A
The counter solves the gym-floor use-case well: controls lock mid-set to prevent accidental identity changes, the rep button is a large circular target, and the amber celebration banner is visually distinct from the rest of the UI.
Completeness B
All ten brief requirements are implemented end-to-end in a single cohesive file set, with no backend dependency and session persistence via sessionStorage.
Technical Craft F
The code is well-structured vanilla JS with thorough failure handling, a consistent CSS custom-property system, and strong accessibility markup, but has no type definitions, no automated tests, and no module boundaries.