One-card spread
Yes or No Tarot: How to Read One Card
One card can give a question a clear direction, but not every situation fits inside a plain "yes" or "no". A good answer also shows the condition, the cost or the obstacle standing behind that direction.
The question has to be answerable
Yes or no tarot works best for a single decision or a likely direction within a set time. "Should I accept this offer by Friday?" reads more clearly than "will my career go well?"
Not every card says yes or no
Cards of suspension, uncertainty and stalemate can mean the matter is not settled yet. That is a full answer in its own right: it shows what is still missing before a direction can appear.
Check the reasoning
The word "yes" on its own is not enough. The card meaning should explain where the answer comes from and what it depends on. That keeps the reading useful even if the situation changes later.