EQ is a lightweight web-based equalizer playground for experimenting with audio EQ settings directly in the browser using standard web technologies (JavaScript, HTML, and CSS). It serves as a simple foundation for building and testing audio processing and visualization ideas without external dependencies.[attached_file:1]

• Pure front-end implementation using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.[attached_file:1]
• Simple UI scaffold for EQ-style controls (sliders, knobs, or bands) ready for extension.
• Easy to fork and customize for audio experiments, demos, or educational purposes.

• JavaScript: Primary logic and user interactions.[attached_file:1]
• CSS: Layout, styling, and responsive design.[attached_file:1]
• HTML: Structure and markup.[attached_file:1]

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/okekedev/EQ.git
2. Navigate to the project folder: cd EQ
3. Open index.html in your browser, or use a local server (e.g., VS Code Live Server, Python's http.server, or Node's http-server) to avoid CORS issues.

• Minimal boilerplate for browser-based EQ experiments.
• Iterative development of audio UI/UX for equalizers, filters, and visualizations.
• Small, approachable codebase suitable for teaching or prototyping.

• Polished equalizer UI with bands, presets, and labels.
• Web Audio API integration for real-time processing.
• Example presets (e.g., bass boost, vocal clarity).
• Testing, linting, and documentation enhancements.

Contributions, ideas, and bug reports welcome via issues or pull requests. Focus areas: UI improvements, audio features, documentation.

MIT License (or your preferred license). Add a LICENSE file to the repo root.[web:18]