TicTacEase is a warm, stress-free spin on the classic Tic Tac Toe game — made with love, personality, and just enough challenge to keep things interesting. Whether you're solo or playing with a friend, TicTacEase takes away the awkward "wanna play?" and replaces it with a smooth, customizable experience. Choose your mode, pick your difficulty, and dive in — all wrapped in a soft, animated interface that feels as comforting as a cozy chat with your bestie. 🌸
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🌿 Devlog #1 — Designing the Heart of My Game: The Dashboard
Hello,
Today, I focused on building the Dashboard for my game, TicTacEase. This is the screen users see first, so I wanted it to feel clean, welcoming, and easy to navigate.
Using CustomTkinter, I designed a simple layout with a dark theme, rounded corners, and clearly labeled buttons for starting a game, checking the leaderboard, and accessing settings. I kept the spacing generous and the fonts readable to make sure it looks balanced across different screen sizes.
One small challenge was making the dashboard scrollable when more options are added — I implemented a CTkScrollableFrame to handle that smoothly.
The overall goal was to keep it user-friendly without overloading the screen. It now feels like a central hub for everything in the game.
Next, I’ll move on to styling the message pop-ups and feedback alerts to keep the visual tone consistent.
— Xrime
Building the base of Tic Tac Toe reload for my TicTacEase
🧱 Features I Have Built So Far:
-A fully functional 2-player game mode.
-Game board UI using Canvas and Button widgets.
-Modular folder structure:
-app.py
-dashboard_ui.py
-game.py
-Basic win/tie detection logic.
-Clean restart mechanism after each match.