Virtual-Biochemistry-Lab

# 🧪 Virtual Biochemistry Lab

An interactive, browser-based biochemistry learning platform designed to help students explore lab experiments, test their knowledge, and prepare for exams — all in one immersive virtual environment.

🔗 **Live Demo:** [Virtual Biochemistry Lab](https://isbah-rani-abbasi.github.io/Virtual-Biochemistry-Lab/)

## 📖 Overview

This project simulates a virtual biochemistry lab experience, combining educational content with interactive activities. It's built for students who want a hands-on, self-paced way to revise key concepts through experiments, puzzles, and numerical practice.

## ✨ Features

- **Virtual Experiments** – Explore simulated biochemistry lab experiments interactively
- **Crossword Puzzles** – Reinforce terminology and concepts through gameplay
- **Numerical Practice** – Solve biochemistry-related numerical problems
- **Study Resources** – Access curated books and additional reading material
- **Practice Material** – Extra exercises for exam preparation

## 🛠️ Built With

- HTML5
- CSS3
- JavaScript

## 🚀 Getting Started

To run this project locally:

1. Clone the repository
   ```bash
   git clone https://github.com/Isbah-Rani-Abbasi/Virtual-Biochemistry-Lab.git

2. Open index.html in your browser

No build steps or dependencies required — it's a static site.

📂 Project Structure

├── index.html          # Homepage
├── lab.html             # Experiments section
├── crossword.html        # Crossword activity
├── numericals.html       # Numerical practice
├── resources.html         # Books & references
├── practice_material.html # Extra practice exercises
├── assets/               # Images and media
├── books/                # Reference material
└── Additional Reading/    # Supplementary content

🎯 Purpose

Built as an educational project to make biochemistry study more engaging and interactive, moving beyond static textbooks into a hands-on digital experience.

Feel free to tell me more specifics (your actual name spelling for credit, course/university if you want it mentioned, or exact experiment types) and I'll tailor it further. Meanwhile, how's the pygbag build going — did it finish?