Detail tips for you:

1. Solve the Top Row (or a Row):

• Begin by placing the tiles that belong in the top row into their correct positions.

2. Solve the Leftmost Column:

• After completing the top row, work on placing the tiles that belong in the leftmost column.

3. Alternate Between Rows and Columns:

• Continue alternating between solving the top row and the leftmost column. This creates a "corner" of solved tiles, which can be used as a reference point.

4. Work in Sections:

• As you solve more of the puzzle, you'll find it helpful to focus on smaller sections, like 2x2 or 3x3 squares, to bring them into the correct order.

5. Plan Ahead:

• Sometimes, strategically placing a tile in a slightly different spot initially can make it easier to complete a row or column later on. For example, if you have a tile that needs to go in the middle of the top row, you might want to move it there even if it means temporarily moving other tiles.

6. Use the Empty Space:

• Utilize the empty space to move tiles around and create paths to bring other tiles into their correct positions.

7. Practice Makes Perfect:

• The more you practice, the more familiar you'll become with the patterns and strategies for solving sliding puzzles.

8. Don't Be Afraid to Experiment:

• Sometimes, a bit of trial and error can lead to a breakthrough. Don't be afraid to try different moves to see how they affect the puzzle.