A hands-free visual search exercise for a large screen (TV). It announces a target — a colored shape like "sage triangle" — shows a board of shapes, and rotates to a new target on a timer. You find the target by eye, no clicking, so it can be done while doing something else (e.g. jumping in place).

Built with muted, low-contrast colors on a dim background to be easier on light-sensitive eyes.

Open index.html in a browser and press F11 for fullscreen. Click once anywhere first so the browser allows the spoken prompt to play.

It's a single self-contained HTML file — no build step, no dependencies.

• Difficulty — number of shapes on the board (6 / 12 / 20)
• Change every — how fast it rotates targets (3–10s)
• Brightness — dims the whole board
• Read aloud — speaks each target; toggle off for silent
• Pause / Resume
• Say again — repeats the current target aloud

A session runs for 1 minute, then shows "All done." Use the button to start again.

8 shapes (circle, square, triangle, diamond, star, cross, hexagon, crescent) in 6 muted colors (sage, clay, dusty blue, mauve, ochre, teal). Each round uses unique color+shape combos so the target is unambiguous.

Works as-is on GitHub Pages — rename to index.html and enable Pages on the repo.