No. 37 · published Aug 18, 2026
Bold Puzzles
Bold Puzzles is a free set of large-print word searches, solitaire, sudoku and trivia built for older adults and anyone reading with low vision. It refuses the usual brain-training pitch — no promises about memory or dementia — and its grids never hide a word backwards.
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The page opens at a comfortable reading measure and stays there: one left-aligned column of navy-on-cream text, no photography, no hero, nothing to scroll past before the puzzles start. Three stepped A buttons and a high-contrast toggle sit in the top right, treated as primary navigation rather than an accessibility afterthought. The eighteen themes fall into a plain three-column grid of hairline-ruled cards, each with a heading, a one-line description and a single underlined link — enough to scan quickly, not enough to shout. Body copy runs large and loosely leaded, so the page reads the way the puzzles promise to.
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