Fingerspelling (ASL Alphabet Practice)
A game for learning the American Sign Language (ASL) fingerspelling alphabet by copying handshapes in front of your webcam. It covers the ASL A–Z handshapes, not Korean Sign Language. It was made by the American Society for Deaf Children and uses MediaPipe Hands for hand tracking.
How to try it
Start with 'Let's go', choose whether you are left- or right-handed, turn the camera on with 'Turn on Webcam' and press 'Start'. Copy the handshape shown and the page displays a match percentage and points; Level 1 covers the letters A, B, C, E, L, O, V, W, U and Y across ten words, with levels 2–4 adding more letters. A webcam is required, though the site states everything is processed locally and no webcam data is sent or stored; the interface is English only.