Today was productive as usual. I decided to test again, which I will discuss in an additional post, and made some improvements to the overall experience that comes with playing BrainyAct. I started by reviewing the last test and the first prototype of cards I used. My first version was very make-shift, using two pieces of paper and simply stapling them together to get something testable together. Today, since I wanted to revise, improve, and ultimately test a more clean looking game, I decided to type up the questions and answers directly onto the cards in Photoshop and print them to make them more legible and professional looking. Also, I printed onto the back the brain pattern so that they are slimmer and easier to shuffle rather than stapling, gluing, or attaching the two pieces of paper. I think this provided for better gameplay as well. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today was productive as usual. I decided to test again, which I will discuss in an additional post, and made some improvements to the overall experience that comes with playing BrainyAct. I started by reviewing the last test and the first prototype of cards I used. My first version was very make-shift, using two pieces … <\/p>\n