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Based on these requirements, let's walk through the players' interactions with
the app. When the app starts, it waits for the players to enter their names, as shown in
Figure
5-7
.
Figure 5-7.
Running the rock-paper-scissors application in two browser windows side-by-side
The players enter their names and click the Go button, as shown in Figure
5-8
.
Figure 5-8.
Users entering their names in the rock-paper-scissors application
Player 1 (Peter) makes a selection. This selection is reflected in the interface, as
shown in Figure
5-9
. On Player 2's (Vanessa's) screen, a message displays that indicates
to the player that the opponent has made a selection: Your opponent is waiting for you.
Make your move!
