The contestant displays are now connected to each other, with no spaces between them.

A similar six-digit style was used on the New York City and Disney World shows.

The scoreboards are widened to seven digits, and the dollar sign is no longer fixed to the far left.

The Bonus Round envelopes are enlarged to their more familiar size.

(Daytime, due to not using the black floor, retains the projected logo through at least August 9, 1991.)

The floor is changed to black, and (likely as a result) the projected Wheel of Fortune logo is retired.

(The daytime show continues to use the chevrons through at least August 9, 1991, if not the end of its run.) The chevron contestant backdrops are replaced with the diamond backdrops first used on the Radio City Music Hall shows in November 1988.Here's a gif of the project throughout the development process. I mostly worked on the control logic of the game before adding css. It knows whether you guessed a constonant, a vowel, a non-letter, or a letter that was already guessed.

Each button has it's own function to execute the logic of that choice. The three basic options you have when it's your turn is spin, buy vowel, and solve. These are the flow charts I made to plan out the logic of the game. If the word does not fit onto the row, it will be placed at the beginning of the next row. The critical function is placeTiles(), which takes the clue, breaks up the string into an array, and places each word onto the board one at a time. The tiles are called into javascript using jquery and are placed into a 2D Array. The cells that hold the clue letters have the class `'tiles'. User stories can be found at: Pivotal Tracker Board A round ends when a player solves the puzzle, which allows them to 'bank' their points for that round-the other player loses all points earned that round since they didn't solve. If the letter you guess isn't in the puzzle or has already been guessed, you lose your turn. Just like the TV show, you have to keep track of the guessed letters yourself. But be careful of landing on Bankrupt or Lose-a-Turn! In each round, you earn points by 'spinning the wheel' and correctly guessing letters in the of the puzzle displayed on the board. Players have three rounds to 'bank' as many points to win the game. This is a two-player Wheel of Fortune game.

I used to be a summer camp counselor, so I enjoy facilitating group experiences. I chose this project because it could be something that I would actually use with my friends and family. I made this version of Wheel of Fortune for my first project of General Assembly's Web Development Immersive program.

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