The fundamental principles of Dordle and Wordle are mostly similar, including a 5X6 game board accompanied by the recognizable color-coding system (green, yellow, and grey) that indicates the state of letters in your attempts.
Nonetheless, there exists an intrinsic distinction. Dordle has two grids, unlike Wordle's single grid, which is reflected in its name. Consequently, the keyboard displays two colors: the left half corresponds to the left grid, while the right half pertains to the right grid.
Upon correctly guessing a word, the colored keys on the Dordle keyboard will adjust in size, with the left section diminishing if the left word is guessed first. Consult the image below for reference.
