Nonograms are picture logic puzzles where the goal is to draw cells based on the number hints. Each row and column must have filled-in cells according to the numbers to the left or the top, where each number refers to subsequent colored cells, and all of these sets are separated by at least one empty cell.
Write 'd' to draw a cell, and 'x' to mark a cell as empty.
You are allowed to make 3 mistakes before the quiz ends
If you are new to nonograms, check out a guide or the Wikipedia article
In short, each answer is inside a div tag with separate classes which change the cell backgrounds to the appropriate colors with CSS defined inside a style tag.
The numbers tell you how many squares (adjacent to each other) are coloured in that row or column. In a 3x3 grid, if one of the rows had "3" beside it, I would know that the whole row was coloured in.
However, if that same row had "1 1", that means that there are two groupings of 1 coloured square. Since separate groupings aren't allowed to touch, this means that in the 3x3 grid, the row with "1 1" must have the two squares on the edge coloured. If the middle square was coloured and not one of the edge squares, that wouldn't work since the two squares are adjacent so it would be written as "2".
Hope this makes some sense, this is a fairly difficult one to be learning the basics on, but there are a ton of apps etc around with more in-depth nonograms
However, if that same row had "1 1", that means that there are two groupings of 1 coloured square. Since separate groupings aren't allowed to touch, this means that in the 3x3 grid, the row with "1 1" must have the two squares on the edge coloured. If the middle square was coloured and not one of the edge squares, that wouldn't work since the two squares are adjacent so it would be written as "2".
Hope this makes some sense, this is a fairly difficult one to be learning the basics on, but there are a ton of apps etc around with more in-depth nonograms