I already have an HTML + JavaScript page that lets a blind user “work” a microwave with only the arrow keys, numbers, space-bar and Enter. It functions, but the key navigation is clunky and a few bugs slip in when the user move between options. The HTML file has 364 lines. We will meet and you can run the HTML file to fully understand the need. What I need now is : 1. A debugged browser version. 2. A straight Python build that mirrors the HTML version so I can run it on machines without a browser. I will supply the existing HTML-JS code so you can see the current state and logic flow. Please keep the control set identical: arrows navigate, numbers set time or power, space toggles start/pause, Enter confirms. If you need to add an accessibility cue—audible beep, spoken text, brief status line—feel free as long as it remains lightweight. Deliverables: • Cleaned-up HTML/JS files with comments on what changed • Stand-alone Python 3 script, ready to run with no external libraries beyond the standard library (if curses is used, note it) •An executable file made from Python script I will be glad to work with you to fix the code. I’ll test each version by running a scripted sequence of key presses; if every step produces the expected spoken and textual feedback without hanging or jumping states, we’re good. Let me know your estimated turnaround and any questions about the existing bugs.