Composer quick start

From course topics to a working game in seven steps.

Choose content, modes, and appearance. The Composer assembles the question bank, checks readiness, and produces a self-contained game.

Open the ComposerDownload Quick Start

Before you start

You do not need to edit JavaScript.

Have a rough list of the concepts students should practice. If you want a quick build, use a starter combination and let automatic checkpoint coverage do its job.

  1. 01

    Game details

    Give the game a student-facing title. The file name can stay at the default or use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.

  2. 02

    Modes

    Keep only the modes you intend to offer. The composer checks whether your selected concepts can support each enabled mode.

  3. 03

    Concepts

    Choose General economics, Microeconomics, or Macroeconomics. Use a starter combination or select individual concepts. Search and selection filters narrow the list without tying you to a textbook chapter sequence.

  4. 04

    Checkpoints

    Checkpoint One uses published easy checkpoint questions, Checkpoint Two uses medium checkpoint questions, and the Final Checkpoint uses hard checkpoint questions. Optional focus narrows which eligible concepts supply a checkpoint; it does not remove ordinary questions from the game.

  5. 05

    Appearance

    Choose an official theme, keep its artwork, or replace individual slots with official or custom images.

  6. 06

    Readiness

    Review mode coverage and fix any blocking issue. Detailed pool counts remain available for deeper audits.

  7. 07

    Generate

    Download the ZIP with the self-contained game, composition recipe, manifest, and README. Keep the recipe for later revisions.

What to keep

The HTML runs the game. The other files document the build.

Required to run

Your game HTML

The generated .html file is self-contained. Graph images are embedded. You do not need a question-assets folder beside it.

Keep for revision

Composition recipe

Import the recipe back into the composer when you want to reopen the same concept and mode selections.

Keep for records

Manifest and README

These describe the generated build. They do not need to be published for the game to work.

Next: Put the Game in Canvas