quizzme!.
Trivia on 24 topics dealt as cards, with streaks, a scorecard and a replay of misses.
overview.
QuizzMe! is a trivia game played as a deck of cards, with questions from Open Trivia DB, a free, community-contributed trivia database. Pick a topic, a difficulty and how many cards, and they're dealt one at a time: answer as you go, or hold every answer back until the end.
The first QuizzMe was a practice run at fetching data in React: a form of dropdowns, one round and a score. The first rebuild asked what a quiz should actually feel like to play. The second gives it a look to match: trivia cards on warm paper, printed topic colours, the indigo and lilac from its icon, and buttons that sink into their own edge when you press them.
live playground.
Try QuizzMe! right here: pick a topic, play a round and see what you missed.
what you can do.
a closer look.
Waiting, out loud
Open Trivia DB takes one question request every five seconds. Requests queue, and when yours has to wait, a line opens under the deal button saying how long, with a cancel, instead of a spinner that might hang.
One banner, three states
The feedback banner along the bottom never changes height. Only its colour and words do, so answering a card never moves the page, and a wrong answer always comes with the right one.
Replay what you missed
The round's cards are already on your device, so the ones you missed are reshuffled into a new round straight away, with no wait on the API.
screenshots.
Home
A daily round where everyone gets the same questions, and head to head rounds from one link.