Lessons learnt’ from kids games

Angry Birds

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. Heavily reliant on graphics
2. The menu is a Journey, and definitely interactive.
3. The game is very bright and colourful.

 

 

Cut the rope

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. Bright and contrasting colours
2. 3D Graphics are constistant throughout the experience.
3. Background is blurred to create depth.
4. The homepage navigation is intereactive.
5. When the guide is talking to the user, the background becomes darker to focus attention.

 

 

Pokemon Go

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. When the guide is talking to the user, the background becomes darker to focus attention.
2. The experience is consistantly flat to aid the experience
3. Simple User Interface
4. Focuses more on context and content of the game, therefore the design is flat and minimal.

 

 

 

Fruit Ninja

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. Is heavily reliant on graphics
2. Main Menu is interactive
3. Interactivity is consistant throughout experience.

 

 

Temple Run

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. The main menu is a reflection of the game
2. User experience is incredibly easy to understand the concept of
3. Theme is consistant throughout

 

 

 

Club Penguin

THINGS I LEARNT FROM THIS GAME:

1. The colour theme throughout the experience is consistant
2. The experience relies heavily on artwork
3. Interactivity is most important.

 

LESSONS I LEARNT TO IMPLEMENT INTO FROG VOYAGE

1. The menu of the experience needs to be interactive in some capacity and hightly graphical.
2. The colour pallete needs to be bright and colourful, to excite the young audience and encourage engagement.
3. Graphics are highly important, they make the difference between a good and Excellent user experience.
4. Consistancy throughout the experience is key. Make every element of the site follow some form of guide, to ensure it matches.

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