FOLLOWING A CARD THROUGH ITS STAGES
PG444 Games Scratchers: Take the Card One Stage at a Time
The PG444 Games Scratchers reference uses the progression of a card to organise common questions. The application's instructions remain the source for the exact procedure at each stage.
Before revealing anything, what establishes the card's rules?
Read the explanation associated with the selected design. It identifies what the reveal is intended to show and what comparison or condition matters. Do this before relying on habits from a different card.
While revealing a panel, which information should I follow?
Follow the active panel and the instructions naming it. If the design includes other areas, keep their roles distinct until their own procedure is clear. A nearby graphic may not belong to the same step.
After the reveal, how do I connect it to the explanation?
Compare the fully visible information with the wording for that card. If a symbol has a special role, consult its definition. Avoid making the comparison from a partially visible image or a rule for another design.
Before moving on, how can I tell that the activity is complete?
Use the completion indication described by the application. A new button or message may identify the next available step, but its meaning should be read in context. An animation alone may leave the state uncertain.
If I leave midway, what should I establish before returning?
Consult the app's information about unfinished activity and keep any card reference supplied. On return, identify the current state rather than assuming it resumes at the same point. The provider can explain its persistence behaviour.
If a stage is unclear, when should I ask for an explanation?
Ask before acting on an assumption that could matter. State the card and stage, quote the unclear instruction and retain a reference where available. This gives the provider a focused question to address.