Describe the solution you'd like

• Prototype the design of each section in #2

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Singleplayer

• Would be tedious, need to display the attackers cards during an attack, then hide them, tell the user to go away, and show the defenders cards, and repeat this sequence for every attack
• Not likely possible to play Siege Durak (simultaneous attacks)
• Easier to program (potentially)

Multiplayer

• More natural gameplay
• Siege Durak can be played (more exciting)
• More difficult to program, but shouldn't be too hard (since it's turn based instead of real-time)

Opinions

• I like multiplayer, will be more difficult but the app will be nicer to use.
• @JLBeitz Any opinions on this?

Describe the solution you'd like

• Describe what you liked/didn't like for each framework
• Put it in a markdown file named after the framework in docs (e.g. docs/React.md)
• Update this file as you are working with the framework, don't leave it until the end

Describe the solution you'd like

• Choose the first and second web frameworks we're going to use to build the app.
• Then, choose the design system to use for each framework.

Describe the solution you'd like

• A file in a docs folder describing the basic rules of Durak.

Describe the solution you'd like

• Plan out different sections of the app (e.g. play/start menu, settings menu, actual game)
• This doesn't have to use a specific design language (but can if you want)* ...
• Sections:
  • Start Menu: Play, Exit, and Settings buttons
  • Settings: A few options (text labels, e.g. "Siege Durak") with on/off buttons
  • Play: Buttons to select the amount of players (2 to 6) OR a text entry for IP addresses (for multiplayer)
  • Game Screen:
    • An indicator showing the attacker
    • An indicator showing the defender
    • 3 buttons: Exit, Pass, Confirm
    • A table where all cards are placed (other players cards face down, the current player's cards at the bottom, face up)

Describe the solution you'd like

• Using the rules from #1, create a flowchart in Figma detailing the process of a Durak game, including the effect of configuration options.