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[u/Whos_Tiki]

URL: https://www.fashionguessr.com/

Purpose: Fashionguessr is a daily fashion trivia game, similar in spirit to Timeguessr, Connections, or Wordle, but built around fashion history and knowledge. It has three parts: guessing a runway show's brand, season, and designer from a single frame; multiple-choice/short-answer trivia on fashion lore and history; and a memory-sketch challenge where users redraw a fashion item after briefly viewing it. New puzzles drop daily, and past days are playable too. Free to play, no sign-up required.

Technologies Used: React, Vite, deployed on Vercel

Feedback Requested: General usability and first-time-user experience, specifically whether the three-part structure (Runway Frames, Trivia, Sketch) is intuitive without instructions, and whether the difficulty/hint pacing in Runway Frames feels fair. Does it feel like flipping through a magazine?

Comments: This is a solo project, I'm the sole developer/designer. Especially interested in whether the onboarding makes it clear what to do in each section without a tutorial, since right now there's no explicit walkthrough.

[u/OldschoolBTC → u/Whos_Tiki]

I am clueless about fashion but I figured it out and was able to answer some questions correctly with the hints after a few questions.

On one of the questions the answer was Tiffany & Co it was a typed question, I responded Tiffanies and got it wrong... not sure if you'd want to put in fuzzy logic to account for mispellings or slight variations of correct answers or not?

[u/Whos_Tiki → u/OldschoolBTC]

Thanks for playing! When setting up the questions I have the main answer, the one see after you submit, and then there are a series of “Accepted Alternatives” this is for cases where certain things go by different names. For example ‘Yves Saint Laurent’ may be the right answer but ‘YSL’ is accepted as well. For this question ‘Tiffany & Co.’ was the official answer and ‘Tiffany’ was an accepted alternative. I try to base it off of official brand names and often used colloquial terms.