My primary objective was to enhance my familiarity with javascript and React. I decided on making this game specfiically by mashing together two word games that I enjoy: Bookworm Adventures, and Wordle. Thus the result is a grid-based anagram game similar to Bookworm Adventures, but also with the daily aspect of Wordle.

Whether or not I did a good job in making an entertaining game, I don't really know. At the very least, I've recieved generally positive feedback (including from people who are not my mom, surprisingly), so I'll assume it's fine

The project is, effectively, just a mashup of React components with some scss styling thrown in for flair to make everything look nice. Along the way, however, there were a few fun surprises that I had to learn. Notably, local storage for storing the daily submission list across page reloads, for example.

I was originally planning on having the daily and practice modes be located in separate pages, but then I looked at how that would work in React with routing. I got confused, and decided against that approach. Learning this aspect of development, though, is my goal for next project! (unless it doesn't fit in well, in which case I'll put it off further).

I think that, as of this point, I know how to make single page apps quite well. I have the core fundamentals down (HTML, CSS, JS) and know enough about React that I could make things work. Granted, there's no guarantee that it would work well, but it would work.

I'm not sure how much I will continue this project, since it seems pretty finished to me. Unless I would like to do something crazy later with it, I may just move on to new things, and see what I can learn