Does your current UI design lend itself to touchscreens or monitors? What changes might you make to increase your game’s cross-compatibility?
What will be an ideal response?
Students will need to determine whether their interfaces lend themselves to touchscreens or monitors. If the former, changes will need to be made to ensure HTML5 (online/web) compatibility. Common issues related to moving from touchscreens to monitors include the translation of touch components (tap, swipe, drag) to mouse clicks (which also might necessitate additional menu buttons). Screen size and real estate will also be an issue. (Storyboard and idea sheet templates for standard/widescreen monitors and iPhone/iPad screens have been provided as GS-standard-template.jpg, GS-widescreen-template.jpg, GS-iphone-template.jpg, and GS-ipad-template.jpg.)
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