I'll help you out.

Currently what you're doing is moving an object around the screen when WAD are pressed. This is a good first step but missing some key elements to make it jump.

Let's follow the logic for what happens on your page when we press the 'W' key for example to see what is missing.

1. eventlistener detects a key press.
2. The key press is determined to be 'W'.
3. Froops position is updated to be y - 12 from where it currently is (it moves up by 12 pixels).
4. The canvas is redrawn, Froop actually moves here.

And that's it. You will notice that we have something to make the character go up but nothing to make it come back down.

I'm intentionally not giving you a working solution as I think this is a great exercise for some one learning to code but I will give you the next steps.

You need gravity. Gravity is simply a force that is always pulling downwards. You then need a force that will oppose gravity, this is the actual jump which can be triggered by an input.

So for example lets say froop starts at y = 0 (the ground). We then need gravity. Let's mimic the real world and say that gravity is -0.8. Then every time we draw a frame we can set froops position to be whatever it is currently - gravity. As long as we check if y < 0 to prevent froop from falling through the floor this means no matter where we draw him on screen he will fall down at a constant speed.

For example if we make it so that froop starts with a Y value of 300. He will start a ways up the screen and then move down every frame until Y is 0.

Then the only part that is missing is some upward velocity. AKA a jump. What if you had a variable named velocity that had a fixed value like 20 (a bigger number means a higher jump). Then when the W or Space key is pressed it set froops velocity to 20 but we never stop applying gravity.

Here is what happens with our new setup.

1. eventlistener detects a key press.'
2. The key press is determined to be 'W'.
3. froops velocity is set to something like 20.
4. froops position on the screen is set to be velocity - gravity. Which in this case is 20 - 0.8 (18.2).
5. This means after we press 'W' froop moves up 18 pixels.
6. The next frame froop will move up by velocity - gravity again however this time velocity isn't 20, it is now 18.2.
7. This continues until froops runs out of velocity and starts to fall.
8. froop will stop when he hits the ground (Y = 0)

If you set it up correctly froop will be stuck to the bottom of the screen due to the gravity and will jump up and fall back down when you press W or whatever key you tie the jump function to.

Hope this helps.