This issue only really impacts larger displays, such as desktops

I got a solution where all tiles were green but there was no win screen. How am I supposed to feel good when nothing tells me I've won. I want win screen with animated celebrations going off to make me feel good. Monkey sad otherwise.

What's the purpose?

The game can be pretty easy...

What will it look like?

All tiles which do not form part of the solution will be disabled.

How can it be enabled?

Within the settings dialog as a toggle.

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This should allow user to toggle 'ease mode', dark theme and high-contrast mode.

Could be green to make it stand out

I played the game for a bit and had a constant feeling growing on me that something was off. So I got out my ruler and measured the dimensions, consulted with the demon Backrutdul and did some mediation. I was shocked to find that the grid is 0.247 pixels off the centre of the screen. This is outrages and must be fixed immediately not doing so would be a crime against humanity.

The S should be a H

The user's current progress should be stored in the their local storage so that progress is not lost upon refreshing the page

So the thing is called whittle, this is not a very good name. I propose woffle instead, it's a play on words from waffle and waffles are yummy with bananas which your game was inspired by (bananagrams). Maybe this can be expanded more to somehow included maple syrup for extra yumminess.

A suggestion has been made to potentially add some text for new players - maybe a tooltip on the rack - which say something along the lines of "drag and drop a tile onto the board to begin".

The board no longer appears disabled after the game has been complete

What should it do?

It'll take a solution JSON object and then validate that the solution is valid. I.e. all of the letters within the letter list form part of each word, as well as checking that each word is a valid word, etc.

Why?

Just to double check that we don't accidently create a solution which has no answer.. that would be awkward.

How will it be used?

We could probably integrate this validator into an action within the CI which basically runs the validator for each of the solutions, which will prevent us from committing invalid game solutions.

The "can you whittle it down and place as few words as possible?" will also need to be replaced, perhaps with something like "can you whittle it down in as few swaps as possible?".

The title speaks for itself, just a minor detail :)

Statistics could include the total number of swaps the user did

This should be displayed within the rack area once the game is over

After some time of playing:

Warnings include:

[Violation] 'message' handler took 168ms

[Violation] 'mousedown' handler took 159ms

Over 200 classes were generated for component styled.div with the id of "sc-jqUVSM".
Consider using the attrs method, together with a style object for frequently changed styles.

When dragging a tile, if you hover over another letter tile, it should wait a period of time before performing the swap. Currently, there's no delay so when dragging a tile across the board it can seem quite messy.

Above the board, there could be some centred text which reads "Daily Whittle #XXX".

Could there be a shortcut to remove a tile from the grid. For instance you could right click the tile and it would jump back to the pool of tiles outside the grid