Game board design
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Description
According to the game rules we need a game board design.
The game board screen is vital for the demo, we need something balanced between intuitive and easy to design/integrate. We absolutely need this for next Friday.
Acceptance criteria
- We'll schedule a meeting with Starkware/Dojo/Designer to validate the design
Game Page
Here, you're in the middle of a game. on the left side is your hand with cards that are available to be played. On the right side is the game board
Breaking down the status bar from left to right...
(Goal Scored Against) (Player ID) (Available Energy) (Cards in Hand)
Note: Think the game is sufficiently detailed that we'll want some kind of onboarding flow
Note: Think theres a fun opportunity to show the players position and for that to have some kind of meaninful game impact
Game State Change
Created a simple overlay that can flash on the screen whenever the state of the game changes I.e. Game start or Round End
I like the design it great but how about we add a background related to football, either a stadium or whatever you think works best
Game board update:
OK so we have some more formal comps
Game board has three sections
Scoreboard Section
See #18
Scoreboard shows game state, and has some player information to the left and right side.
The user thumbnail is a chat head of your deck's captain
Field Section
Everything here is /In play/
Cards here are attacking/ dribbling / etc. ideally we'll have some animation that can articulate combat
Described some of the card behaviors and feedback here:
Hand Section
These are the cards in your hand, you can play them to the field if you can meet their energy requirements...
Available energy is displayed here and it increases incrementally each turn
The buttons to the left and right of your hand allow you to either concede the match or end your turn
I will follow up here with hover states for these
Background is outlined in this issue
Responsiveness
Game board looks like this on mobile
Resources