Lab 16

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This lab was the final lab we did for the year and our task was to have this base image with sliders that affect the spacing, blurriness and background color of the image. Although this lab seems very difficult the amount of HTML and JavaScript needed to complete is quite small. The JavaScript used can be found below.

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