Add sound effects after checking the guess #30
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…hey spelled the word right or wrong
brookegreenstein
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Feb 2, 2024
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Add a correct "ding" type sound for when the word is spelled correctly and a "wrong buzzer" type sound for when the word is spelled incorrectly.
I thought it would be nice to add sounds to give the user audio feedback about whether they spelled the word right or wrong, since you're already paying a lot of attention to the audio as you're thinking about and spelling the word. Gotta increase the dopamine and keep them coming back to spell more words!
Both sounds were downloaded from https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/ which says they are royalty-free to download and use and don't need to be credited. The sound effects were named "Correct-2" and "Wrong".