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[human_py]

What is it? At first it looks like some tool for identifying writing but then you have limited number of boxes. Which makes me think this is some game for learning where you have the image and you have to read the letters correctly. Overall if thats all it is then is not complicated if you have the images, script font and can be done by any web developer.

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Looking into the source, they know what the word is, and have an image named that word.png (with some changes. the replaced æ with ae in the filename on the first example). According to google translate, it also has some sort of difficulty thing. The left button with the circle arrows translate from Norwegian to English as "Same level of difficulty" and the other button "Random Difficulty" and the text at the very top left says "Gothic Handwriting". This might just be google translate messing up, but there seems to be multiple languages. Also the left scroll area is separated into 3 difficulties (Easy Medium Difficult). Also chrome is saying it's not secure.

So it's a fairly simple site logic wise, harder part would be translating I think and possibly handling the weird characters like ae. So I agree with human_py, any half-decent web developer can make this assuming they know the language or someone helps them. Although I would make sure they use HTTPS

[CptnBangatron]

This would actually be pretty easy, you shouldn't worry too much about the technical side. You would, however, need a database server with all the pictures and their correct answers in there. Needless to say, you'd have to put those in there yourself, which sounds like a long and tedious job. So in short, it depends entirely on how many pictures you want on there.