I have a tidy, console-based Word Guessing Game written in Python and I’m ready to put it online so people can battle each other live. The core logic is solid; what’s missing is a responsive web layer that supports real-time multiplayer play. Here’s what I’m after: • A lightweight web app that wraps the existing Python code—Flask + Socket.IO, FastAPI + WebSockets, Django Channels, or a comparable approach is fine as long as it keeps the code clean and readable. • Instant, real-time interaction: several players join the same room, guess letters simultaneously, and watch the shared board update without page reloads. • Simple lobby flow with room creation and shareable links, so we can spin up private matches in seconds. • Server-side persistence for the game state so refreshing the browser never wipes progress. • Clear, well-commented code and a concise README explaining setup, launch commands, and where future additions—like login, scoring, or leaderboards—can hook in. Deliverables are a Git repository containing the working web version, installation instructions, and a short developer note outlining extension points. I value clean architecture and straightforward documentation over flashy styling, so focus on functionality first.