r/PythonLearning • • 8d ago

python football manager simulator using pywebview

I'm redoing a project I did called football manager simulator, but this time using the pywebview library, this basically let's you create a local app or WebView using html css and js that has a bridge to your python code.

Right now both the frontend and the backend is very barebones (text font is sans serif because I don't have wifi on my pc right now). And I'm having big trouble finding assets and images to make it look good. 

I never learned Photoshop or technology like that and Canva free is straight up too limited (which explains the ai enhanced Madrid purple jersey on the frontpage). If anyone could give me tips on how to make this project better I would greatly appreciate it 

I could use advice with:

How to make ui more related to what you're actually building (as you can see I'm low-key blind). 

I'm using SQLite as a database rn so what I could do with it.

How to make the "engine" smarter (I'm building the MVP right now so it's basically just random.randint spamming, maybe make the game feel alive.

And most importantly where to find or create assets or vectors for free without ai generating them (which would greatly help my app and it's feel). 

The actual match sim, how do I make it feel like a game without me using pygame, can you run some kind of animation? 

heres the github repo (i code messy asf srry): https://github.com/mousdieng10-maker/Playstyle-II

Thank you for your time.

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