Choose your own route
The trail planner contains six optional stops after Sugar Valley. Tick the places you want to visit and press Build my trail. The result becomes an ordered list of links to those sections on the home page.
The stops keep the page’s reading order. If you choose none, the planner asks you to select at least one. Reset picks restores Lollipop Forest, the Fruit Islands and the Lantern Market.
Nothing is booked or submitted. The trail exists only in the current page and resets when you reload it.
Mix a colour in the Jelly Lab
The red, green and blue sliders each run from 0 to 255. Together they define an RGB screen colour. The lollipop preview, numeric values and hexadecimal code all change as you move a slider.
- Start with Berry, Lagoon or Toffee to load a prepared colour.
- Change one slider at a time and watch how the result shifts.
- Read the six-character code beginning with # if you want to note the colour elsewhere.
Red 34 + green 176 + blue 161 gives the Lagoon recipe: #22B0A1.
The original warm-to-green blend is also available below the three sliders. It follows a fixed path between orange RGB 244, 112, 60 and green RGB 34, 101, 66. Moving it updates the same preview and colour values.
This is an experiment with light on a screen. It is not a food recipe, dye specification or guarantee that another display will look identical.
Look a little closer
At the Fruit Islands, three checkboxes let you record details you have noticed. They are a personal observation list, not an automatically marked test. Tick or untick them to update the count.
The illustrated atlas lets you filter all seven scenes by landscape, workshop or journey. Open any scene for a larger view and a short note about its composition.
Explore comfortably
Keyboard users can Tab between controls, use Enter or Space on buttons and use the arrow keys on range sliders. Escape closes the illustration viewer and display-settings dialog.
Reduce motion on the home page or in the footer’s display settings to turn off decorative transitions and smooth scrolling. Your device’s reduced-motion preference is respected too.
No account is required. Trail picks, colour values and observation ticks are not saved. Optional browser storage can remember only the display preference. See cookies and local storage for the exact details.