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Maybe make the keyboard contiguous like a piano — this should "just work" on a desktop — it can go below the grid even. On a phone, scroll the keyboard on the x
by zkdiff 3y ago
Maybe make the keyboard contiguous like a piano — this should "just work" on a desktop — it can go below the grid even. On a phone, scroll the keyboard on the x-axis and make it full width of the screen.
Just my two cents
- zkdiff 3y agoAlso, leave the keys that have been used colored like in the original wordle game so there is some visual reference of what was previously used/correct/incorrect/misplaced etc
- lpnotes 3y ago> On a phone, scroll the keyboard on the x-axis and make it full width of the screen. Thanks for the feedback! > leave the keys that have been used colored like in the original wordle game so there is some visual reference of what was previously used/correct/incorrect/misplaced Oh, this is a good feature call. I'll need to look up how the original wordle deals with multiple of the same letters in the same solution -- e.g. if the puzzle is EEFGGF (the first 6 notes of Hallelujah) and you entered EFEGGE, should "E" display as yellow or green? (On second thought, probably yellow.)