Student needs a test audience for a project

Me too!

The other students and I are working on a final project, which is bringing together everything we’ve been learning up to this point.

The concept for the project is a child-safe Web site for playing card games (i.e., no gambling, no ads), with the working title of Good Clean Games. It should allow parents to limit when and how much their children play the games. Also, it needs to save statistics on the games played, such as scores, wins and losses, types of games, etc. The other students and I are each working on our own versions of this concept, and each student has a different assignment for what games and features his version should include.

My assignment is to make a Web site with a card game that has single-player and multi-player modes, and an iOS app for a different card game, also with single-player and multi-player modes. Both card games need to save stats on the Web site.

Something we’ve all been assigned to do is get feedback from users or potential users. In a few days, I’ll be putting what I have so far online so others can get to it and give me feedback, and I’ll post a link to that when I have it. Once I get the Web site up I’ll need feedback on all parts of it.

Another thing we’re supposed to consider is what would be a viable payment model for something like this. We don’t have any plans to charge anything for it at this point (that’s not part of the project), but we’re still supposed to consider it as if we were. We’ve thought of several different possibilities and I’ll ask for feedback on those later.

So that’s what I’m doing. Until I have the Web site up, I won’t need much for feedback, but any you have would be welcome.

I’m sure I have a couple kiddos who might be interested in trying something like this out!

I think I can round up a few to play, too.

My oldest might be interested in more than the games, as well. 

@Kyle, nothing comes up on the page, just the title Good Clean Games, when I click on your link. Am I correct in assuming we have to sign up for an account to see the game(s)?

Thanks for the feedback so far!

You do need to sign up to see the games. I haven’t done much on the home page yet, but I’ll look into making that more clear.

I haven’t tried it on an iPad yet, but I’ll make sure I do soon so I can figure out why it’s not working there.

You can just use one account. I may not have enough time to do it, but part of the original idea was that a parent could make an account with multiple users, and be able to set limits on how much each individual user can play.