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Building an Interactive Mechanical Quiz Website

  • reemasaalahmad
  • Nov 29
  • 2 min read

One of the projects I enjoyed working on recently was creating two interactive Mechanical Engineering quiz websites. Instead of relying on static PDFs or traditional forms, I wanted something more dynamic, something fast, intuitive, and actually enjoyable to use while studying.


So I built two separate quizzes, each designed with a clean interface and straightforward user flow, allowing students to practice concepts quickly and get instant feedback.




What I Built


I developed two web-based quizzes using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Both websites share the same clean style, but each one covers a different set of mechanical engineering practice questions.


Each quiz includes:


  • A simple, clean layout

  • My logo placed at the top (to be added when uploaded)

  • Multiple-choice questions with clickable options

  • A Submit button that instantly calculates the score

  • Immediate feedback showing correct and incorrect answers

  • Mobile-friendly design for quick practice anywhere




Logo used across the quiz websites




Quiz Links

You can try the quizzes here:




Why I Built Two


Because different topics need focus.

Having two separate quizzes made it easier to:


  • Organize questions by category

  • Avoid clutter

  • Let users choose the quiz they want

  • Improve the studying experience by breaking it into smaller, clearer chunks


It turned reviewing mechanical concepts into a faster and smoother process.





Technical Approach


Each website is fully client-side:


  • HTML builds the quiz structure

  • CSS keeps the design minimal and clean

  • JavaScript handles answer checking, scoring, and color-coded feedback


No backend. No complexity.

Just lightweight, responsive quiz pages that work instantly.





What’s Next


I’m planning to expand the idea into:


  • Randomized question order

  • Time-based challenges

  • More quizzes for other engineering topics

  • A dashboard to track performance



These two quizzes were a simple experiment that turned into a really effective study tool, both for me and for anyone who wants quick mechanical practice.

 
 
 

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