Though I was unable to attend this class meeting due to illness, I did go and reach out to my fellow classmates (including several of those that share this class with me) and ask for their input. For the second prototype rush showcase, I tried to compose a snippet or two of the kinds of… Continue reading Albright – Prototype Rush #2

My prototype showcase was of the layout of each of the thematic “zones” I was planning on creating as well as brainstorming the possible instruments to be used in the actual compositions. I hoped to receive advice on whether the areas seemed thematically interesting and whether the planned interactive elements were involving enough to merit… Continue reading Albright – Prototype Rush #1

For this prototype, I made a synopsis of the plot for the visual novel as well as brief character bios. What I hoped to learn from this was if the basis for the story made sense as well as if the characters and their motivations made sense as well. Overall, the feedback I received was… Continue reading Aaron’s Prototype Sprint #1

For my first prototype I basically laid the framework of the basic movement and shooting for the game. I chose a somewhat less conventional approach to movement that most larger titles chose to avoid and that reflected in my feedback I received. The movement is very akin to fast paced, super responsive and twitchy PC… Continue reading Chad’s Prototype Sprint #1

During the presentation of my first prototype, I showed between three to five instrumentals to each classmate that stopped by to take a listen to what I have been working on. While some of the tracks lack a main melodic riff and all of them are missing a vocal overlay, almost all the feedback that… Continue reading Alex’s Prototype Sprint #1

This week, I shared the first draft of the script to the first video in my tutorial series, called “What Is Web Accessibility”. The goal of the video is to introduce the concept of web accessibility, how the concept is currently being applied in the industry, and why it is an important thing to learn.… Continue reading Prototype Sprint #1

Based on the feedback I received about my initial prototype for my thesis project I have made a number of adjustments to the way that I view the process of accomplishing my project. This feedback experience was very informative as the perspectives on my prototype helped alleviate some of the concerns I had about the… Continue reading Marcus Moore Prototype #1 Feedback

What I chose to make: I taped out an area on the ground that measures out an area with the dimensions of 8.5ft/20ft/13.5ft. For better visualization, this will be an outline of the actual space one would be living in, in the tiny home I am designing. I also had two different floorpans of the… Continue reading Jamie’s Prototype Feedback #1

For my first prototype, I made a very basic and short demo of the game opened up on Unity for people to try out and see. There was one scene and two character sprites (1 NPC and 1 player). As for mechanics, the only thing players were able to do was walk from one end… Continue reading Emma’s Prototype Sprint #1

What I hoped to learn evolved throughout explaining and presenting my prototype from only focusing on what others thought about how my visuals and music work together to also focusing on what recognizable media and imagery could possibly be added. I also thought that it would be helpful to learn more about what sounds others… Continue reading Kenny’s Prototype Sprint #1