Mullets & Matrimony
A mobile bingo game for a bachelorette party. Players build their own challenge cards and follow the group’s progress between stops.
A game guests could start in a few taps
Guests needed to get from opening the game to completing their first challenge on a phone. I built a browser-based flow with a name field, optional challenge picks, and a shuffled 4×4 card. Players could let the game fill the whole board or choose challenges and add a write-in.
I made each square tappable and added bingo detection for rows, columns, and diagonals. I also saved progress in the browser so refreshing the page wouldn’t erase a card.
A shared view of the party
I used Firebase Anonymous Authentication and Realtime Database to keep player boards and progress in a shared room. The leaderboard ranks players by bingos and completed challenges, and guests can open each other’s cards to follow along.
I designed, built, tested, and deployed the game in two days. The offline demo on this page shows the experience with fictional players instead of the original party data.
Player card and leaderboard
To respect the family’s privacy, I’m showing a photo-free version of the game here. The player names and progress are fictional.
What I delivered
I wanted guests to go from opening a link to playing without downloading an app. I brought card creation, bingo detection, saved progress, and the shared leaderboard into one mobile-friendly experience. The demo here runs offline with fictional players, separate from the original game.

