Dan is working on a newsletter for his neighborhood. He noticed it is fatiguing to read the document because the text spans across the entire length of the page. To make the document more readable, he should do which of the following?

Choose a scene or a series of scenes from a game you find interesting or moving. This game should be one with visual elements of context: interface, icons, characters, story or mood conveyed through images, a visual representation of a world or space, and so on

Write a paper describing how these visual elements help create the experience of the scene or scenes you played, answering one or more of the following questions: • What does the appearance and animation of game objects or characters convey—or fail to convey—about the rules associated with them? • Are there recurring visual motifs, and how does the player learn what those motifs mean in the game's system? • What did the visual shape of scenes, the space created by how objects are positioned, tell you about what you could do in each scene? • Were there visual elements that didn't have rules associated with them (like the distant background behind the space of play, or noninteractive elements) but which still affected your experience of the game? If so, how?

Context-sensitive help displays information about any task when the user requests it.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)