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Pet Triangle provides three care actions — feeding, drinking, and playing — each represented by a dedicated button. Each button displays a numeric counter <span> that starts at 0. The buttons and their counter elements are wired up in script.js, with the full interaction logic ready to be implemented.

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The action buttons

Each button in the #button-row div combines an emoji label with a <span> counter element. The three buttons and their associated counter spans are:

🍎 Feed

Element IDs: #feed (button), #food-count (counter span)The Feed button represents giving your triangle something to eat. Its counter span (#food-count) starts at 0 and is accessible from script.js for implementing increment logic.

🥤 Drink

Element IDs: #drink (button), #drink-count (counter span)The Drink button represents hydrating your triangle. Its counter span (#drink-count) starts at 0 and is accessible from script.js for implementing increment logic.

🛝 Play

Element IDs: #play (button), #play-count (counter span)The Play button represents taking your triangle to the playground. Its counter span (#play-count) starts at 0 and is accessible from script.js for implementing increment logic.

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Reading the counters

Each button renders its numeric count as a <span> element nested directly inside it, sitting below the emoji: 
<button id="feed" class="action">
    🍎
    <span id="food-count">0</span>
</button>
<button id="drink" class="action">
    🥤
    <span id="drink-count">0</span>
</button>
<button id="play" class="action">
    🛝
    <span id="play-count">0</span>
</button>
All three counters start at 0 when the page loads. The script.js file declares references to all three buttons and counter spans inside a DOMContentLoaded listener, making them available for interaction logic to be added.

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Touch support

The <body> element carries an ontouchstart="" attribute: 
<body ontouchstart="">
This one-liner is a well-known iOS Safari workaround. Without it, CSS :active pseudo-class styles — including the press-scale animation on .action buttons — do not fire on touch events in Mobile Safari. Adding the empty handler tells the browser to treat touches as interactive, so the buttons respond with the same satisfying scale-down effect on phones and tablets as they do with a mouse click.
Pet Triangle does not persist any data between sessions. Every time the page is loaded or reloaded, all three counters reset to 0. There is no localStorage integration — the counters are part of the static HTML markup only.

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