Guide

This help article discusses the User Interface eXperience (UIX) of a logic puzzle. Our example logic puzzle is "Five Houses". When you view a Mystery Master logic puzzle you will see at the top of the page the puzzle's title, author (if known), and number of stars (1 star is easy, 5 stars is hard). Then you have the puzzle's introduction followed by a list of clues. After the clues you have the two main components of the user interface (UI):

• The Board control
• The Tabby control (explained below)

The Tabbed Control (Tabby)

The Tabby control is a tabbed interface for showing one of many forms in the same space. When you click on a tab, it displays a specific form. Below are links to the same forms in the Tabby control.

• The Nouns form.
• The Verbs form.
• The Links form
• The Facts form.
• The Rules form.
• The Marks form.
• The Chart form.
• The Grids form.
• The Stats form.
• The Setup form.

The Logic in Logic Puzzles

The following articles are referenced by the guide.

• What is a Logic Puzzle?
• Placeholders are for nouns that are not given.
• The Levels module examines facts.
• The Laws module examines marks.
• Assumptions are [un]educated guesses.