Online browser-based tool capable of generating playable HTML5 assets

The scenario below describes on high-level of an online browser-based tool capable of generating playable HTML5 assets. In the simplest form, an authoring user will provide (i) texts, (ii) graphics (and maybe mp3 files), and (iii) some authoring, and in return the system will generate or “build” a html document and its files that does the following for the end user: - At first an intro text (which was provided by the authoring user) and a “play” button. When the end user presses on the play button we go to the “assemble” challenge. - “Assemble” challenge: A click and drag game where pieces of a puzzle are assembled, and there’s time counting down and hint can be used to make solving the puzzle easier. A score is calculated based on a simple process. Once the assemble challenge is over, the end user is taken to a “Search” challenge. The background, question, draggable object graphics, layout of puzzle to solve it, and graphic for hint are all provided by the authoring user in the initial stage, but all functionality is generated by the system, the authoring user does not code anything. The files of the challenge are generated in its own folder, further divided into 3 subfolders: images, src (for javascript files), sounds. Examples of the “assemble” challenge: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] - “Search” challenge: Also a click and drag game where a question is asked to the end user and there are multiple answers, and there’s time counting down. Hint can be used to make solving the puzzle easier by eliminating some choices and optionally showing some helpful text. The end user will have to click and drag the correct answer(s) and put them in a bucket. A score is calculated based on a simple process. The background, question, multiple choice graphics, correct answer, and hint elimination objects are all provided by the authoring user in the initial stage, but all functionality is generated by the system, the authoring user does not code anything. The files of the challenge are generated in its own folder, further divided into 3 subfolders: images, src (for javascript files), sounds. An example of the “search” challenge: [login to view URL] - The page will add up the scores of the “assemble” and “Search” challenges and will display them at the end. The page should be able to handle everything: Displaying the initial intro text, loading the fully playable “assemble” challenge, recording the score of the “assemble” challenge, unloading the “assemble” challenge, loading the fully playable “search” challenge, recording the score of the “search” challenge, unloading the “search” challenge, and displaying the final score. A full text will be sent to freelancers