I see the point. The diagrams' four functions--setup diagram, individual piece movement displays, move pieces around, and play against AI--each naturally fit into different sections. But breaking it apart into those would be worse. So then do you replace a static diagram at the start of the article, or add the new one later? I don't think it matters too much, but saving some space by replacing the setup diagram is nice, and giving the interactive tool near the beginning of the article is more engaging.
I see the point. The diagrams' four functions--setup diagram, individual piece movement displays, move pieces around, and play against AI--each naturally fit into different sections. But breaking it apart into those would be worse. So then do you replace a static diagram at the start of the article, or add the new one later? I don't think it matters too much, but saving some space by replacing the setup diagram is nice, and giving the interactive tool near the beginning of the article is more engaging.