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Word Bank

Build a sentence from chunky word tiles: each tap flies a tile onto the ruled answer line and leaves its outline in the bank; Check slides up a green or red verdict bar with the right answer.

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Written for the variant you picked above: Light

Build a sentence-building exercise in a bright, chunky, friendly style: Nunito, white page, ink #4b4b4b, light grey #e5e5e5 for every border. A 38rem centred column holds an 800-weight instruction ('Write this in English', 22–30px), then the prompt sentence in a 2px-bordered speech bubble with 16px corners and a tail on its left. Under it, an answer area two 62px rows tall drawn as two 2px grey rules; chosen tiles sit on the rules with 8px gaps. Then the bank: centred, wrapping tiles 46px tall with 12px corners, a 2px grey border and a 2px solid grey lip under them (box-shadow 0 2px 0), 17px bold text. A chosen tile leaves a flat grey rounded ghost of the same size in its bank slot, so the bank never reflows. A full-width footer bar with a 2px top rule holds an outlined 'SKIP' button (grey text, 4px grey lip) on the left and 'CHECK' on the right: green #58cc02 with a 4px #58a700 lip, white uppercase 15px 800 text with letter-spacing, 16px corners; disabled it is flat grey with grey text. After checking, the bar turns pale green #d7ffb8 or pale red #ffdfe0 and rises into place: a 52px white circle with a green tick or red cross, 'Nicely done!' in green or 'Not quite. The answer:' plus the correct sentence in red, and a CONTINUE button in green or red with its matching lip. Selected variant — Light (light): Light theme: page and tiles #ffffff, ink #4b4b4b, muted #777777, faint #afafaf, borders and lips #e5e5e5, green #58cc02 with lip #58a700 and pale #d7ffb8, red #ff4b4b with lip #ea2b2b and pale #ffdfe0, focus ring #1cb0f6. This selection takes precedence over references to other themes or options in the general brief. Implement this selected appearance; do not add a variant picker or alternative appearances unless requested. Implementation requirements: Use React and TypeScript. Keep the component self-contained, with uniquely scoped CSS and no animation libraries. Include required imports, styles and font setup in the result. Interaction: Tap a bank tile to add it to the end of the answer; tap an answer tile to send it back to its own slot. Keys 1–9 add the matching bank tile, Backspace returns the last word, and Enter checks or continues. Answers compare ignoring case, punctuation and extra spaces against any accepted answer. onCheck reports the result and sentence; onContinue and onSkip let the host move on. Motion: Tiles move with FLIP: measured before the change, then animated 280ms from where they were to where they land, so they visibly fly between bank and line. Buttons drop into their lips on press (80ms). The verdict bar fades its colour and its contents rise 10px. Reduced motion places tiles instantly and drops the rise. Accessibility: Tiles are real buttons; answer tiles are named 'word, remove from answer' and bank tiles expose their number key with aria-keyshortcuts. The answer group's label reads the sentence built so far. The verdict is a role=status region and focus moves to Continue, then back to Check for the next exercise. The prompt carries its own lang attribute. Responsive behavior: Tiles wrap at any width; under 30rem the footer buttons share the row equally and the verdict takes its own line. Touch: Everything is tap-first; tiles are 46px tall. Preserve keyboard access, visible focus and reduced-motion behavior. Keep fictional demo data and simulated service calls in a separate usage example; expose callbacks for real actions and recover from rejected requests. Keep usage-example links inside the demo: use local buttons or prevent navigation. Demonstration links must not navigate to Vitrine routes or open other pages; preserve real URL support in the reusable component itself. Verify the result at narrow and wide viewport sizes, with keyboard input and reduced motion enabled.

Notes

Interaction
Tap a bank tile to add it to the end of the answer; tap an answer tile to send it back to its own slot. Keys 1–9 add the matching bank tile, Backspace returns the last word, and Enter checks or continues. Answers compare ignoring case, punctuation and extra spaces against any accepted answer. onCheck reports the result and sentence; onContinue and onSkip let the host move on.
Motion
Tiles move with FLIP: measured before the change, then animated 280ms from where they were to where they land, so they visibly fly between bank and line. Buttons drop into their lips on press (80ms). The verdict bar fades its colour and its contents rise 10px. Reduced motion places tiles instantly and drops the rise.
Accessibility
Tiles are real buttons; answer tiles are named 'word, remove from answer' and bank tiles expose their number key with aria-keyshortcuts. The answer group's label reads the sentence built so far. The verdict is a role=status region and focus moves to Continue, then back to Check for the next exercise. The prompt carries its own lang attribute.
Responsive
Tiles wrap at any width; under 30rem the footer buttons share the row equally and the verdict takes its own line.
On touch
Everything is tap-first; tiles are 46px tall.

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