Client and project

Since the experience was a metaphor instead of a gamer-focused entertainment, I configured the user inputs to be as simple as possible. The game used keyboard inputs, and the difficulty of reaching the destination was manageable if not trivial.

 The last platform was designed to be so high that the black circle could not jump onto it. After the circle fell into the abyss, the audience could press a key to reach out for help. Then a golden lifter would appear to help the circle to get to the last platform.

This game was configured onto different platforms with responsive layouts and virtual joysticks. I spent plenty of time testing the game on various operating systems and hardware devices to ensure its accessibility for most audiences. 

I constructed a graphic story of a Black girl's living experience with issues and solutions suggested by the clients. Through clickable items, the audience could interact with the story and switch between reality and the ideal world. I also added a blinking animation effect to foster the immersive feeling.

Using MySQL, I coded a section where the audience could input how they felt about the landing page and the information presented. Both the client and audience could see how others felt about the content, and the client could adjust the webpage based on the feedback.

Same with the WebGL game, the landing page needed to run on all operating systems and hardware devices. The development process for configuring the responsive layouts was the primary bottleneck for this project as the client had high anticipation of this feature.