A few javascript snippets for drawing out set cards on html5 canvases. Everything is in index.html, for now.

I thought it might be fun to flash three card trios at participants (familiar with the game), and ask them if the three are a valid set or not. The point would be to see if people are better/faster when the three differ only in one dimension (color, shape, shading, number), and if there is a preferred dimension to differ on. My guess is that people kind of get in a groove of looking for the 1-2-3's of all different dimensions, or maybe one dimension the same.

Haven't found participants yet through.

Also, I'll start showing players feedback about the choices they make (valid/invalid set), but not let them go back to double-check for themselves. There'll be a clock, and they'll be rushing. Would, then, lying to them about their answers make them a) play slower, b) be frustrated, or c) have no effect?

Basically I just need a little bit of an extension to allow for experiment design, and then a backend to collect answers (coming soon, at formious.com).

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