Card Stack Swipe — Pairing / Rapid-Judgment Variant

What it does

• Swipeable pairing cards — each card presents a combination the learner judges yes or no
• Immediate ruling per card — after each swipe, a quick correct/incorrect cue plus a one-line reason flashes
• Running score — a tally tracks correct calls so the learner can chase a personal best
• Round complete state — when the deck is empty, a finish card shows the learner's accuracy and a play-again button
• Reshuffle on restart — every replay reshuffles the deck so the drill stays fresh

Best use cases

• Wine and food — wine-and-food pairing drills, cheese pairings, cocktail garnish drills
• Fashion and styling — outfit-pairing drills, color-combination practice, accessory match
• Design — typography pairing drills, color-pair drills, layout-pairing review
• Cooking and baking — flavor pairing drills, herb-and-protein matches, dessert-pairing practice
• Music and audio — chord-progression drills, drum-and-bass pairings, mix-and-match arrangement practice

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, card background, yes/no swipe state colors, finish card background, and accent
• Fonts — two roles: a display font for headings and the result, plus a body font for card content and feedback
• Copy — title, intro line, card pairing text, one-line ruling per card, finish-card message, and play-again button
• Images — the imagery on each pairing card is the main customization slot
• Behavior — choose the number of cards in the deck, whether to show running accuracy live, and how the finish card scores performance