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CPS Test (Clicks Per Second)

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Skill Games
Reaction Games
Browser Games
Web Games

Create a professional CPS (Clicks Per Second) tester using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. Design a clean, minimalist interface with a large click target area that's easy to hit rapidly. Implement multiple test duration options: 1 second, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 60 seconds, and 100 seconds with clear duration selection buttons. Add an accurate timer display showing remaining time in milliseconds. Calculate and display CPS (clicks per second) in real-time as the user clicks. Track total clicks made during the test session. Implement a click area that provides immediate visual feedback on each click with subtle color pulse or ripple effect. Add a countdown timer (3-2-1-GO) before each test begins. Display final results showing: total clicks, CPS score, and performance rating (Slow, Average, Fast, Very Fast, Lightning, Inhuman). Include a personal best tracking system that saves the user's highest CPS score using localStorage with date and duration. Create a global leaderboard showing top scores for each time duration. Add detailed statistics including: average CPS across all attempts, total lifetime clicks, best score per duration, and improvement over time with graphs. Implement a click pattern visualizer showing clicking consistency over time. Add keyboard support allowing spacebar or any key as alternative to mouse clicks. Include mobile touch support optimized for tap speed testing. Create sound effects for clicks, timer countdown, and test completion (with option to mute). Add particle effects or confetti celebration for new personal records. Implement anti-cheat detection for auto-clickers with warnings. Include a practice mode with no time limit for warming up. Add comparison features showing how the user ranks against average human clicking speeds. Create shareable result cards with graphics for social media. Implement different click modes: single-handed, double-click challenge, and alternating hands mode. Add a detailed FAQ section explaining what CPS means and tips for improving. Include accessibility features with high contrast mode and screen reader support. Make the design responsive and beautiful across all devices with smooth animations and professional styling.