Tinywild.

Build a fullscreen interactive hero for Tinywild, a slow browser game where people grow a small illustrated world one tile at a time. Use kraft #d9c49c, deeper kraft #cbb287, pale paper #f7f1e4, dark ink #2a2733 and print accents pink #ff48b0, teal #00838a and yellow #ffe23a. Pair Young Serif for the headline with Space Mono for labels and instructions. Make the artwork feel like a risograph print: slightly misregistered colour layers, multiplied inks, fine grain and hard offset paper shadows. Cover the viewport with a point topped hex board. Each hex contains separate ground, artwork and accent layers. Populate an initial garden with meadows, ponds, forests, paths and a cabin. Draw the pieces as simplified cut paper illustrations with consistent geometry. Leave visible empty hexes around the world so the board invites interaction. Overlay a torn paper introduction at the upper left. The headline reads A small world, grown one tile at a time. Add short copy about laying meadows and ponds, building a cabin and watching seasons turn. Use a pink Start growing action with a brief instruction beside it. Keep the main board visible behind this label. Place a narrow printer's ink strip down the right edge. Offer Meadow, Pond, Forest, Path, Cabin and Clear brushes, each with its own miniature hex illustration. Selecting a brush then clicking or keyboard activating a tile changes it with a restrained stamp response. Include Undo, Fresh sheet and Grow controls. Grow advances the season with new ink colours and a staggered tile hop. Add quiet pond ripples and a small paper bird. Remember the world when the visitor returns. A folded Map tab opens an illustrated legend with accessible menu controls. Below 900px recompose the paper label, board and ink controls for touch without covering the important actions. Preserve a static preset world as the fallback. Reduced motion removes stamping, hopping and ambient movement while keeping editing and seasonal changes useful.