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In the screenshot below from the "Rainbow" game variant, the bottom player's A card has gotten a white clue (indicating that it's either white or rainbow), and the bottom player's C card has gotten two different color clues (indicating that it's definitively rainbow).
The visual indicators for these clues are pretty difficult to distinguish at a glance, especially when they're not side-by-side.
Instead of showing a rainbow circle with a solid-colored border, would it be reasonable to split the circle in two, showing rainbow on one side and a solid color on the other? That seems like it would distinguish it more clearly from a rainbow-only circle. Example image from manually editing CSS in devtools:
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In the screenshot below from the "Rainbow" game variant, the bottom player's A card has gotten a white clue (indicating that it's either white or rainbow), and the bottom player's C card has gotten two different color clues (indicating that it's definitively rainbow).
The visual indicators for these clues are pretty difficult to distinguish at a glance, especially when they're not side-by-side.
Instead of showing a rainbow circle with a solid-colored border, would it be reasonable to split the circle in two, showing rainbow on one side and a solid color on the other? That seems like it would distinguish it more clearly from a rainbow-only circle. Example image from manually editing CSS in devtools:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: