Cards

[demiculus]

As a player, I should be able to view my cards (both resources and development cards).

Steps

• [ ] Look at other turn-based multiplayer strategy games and collect examples in both video & screenshot forms
• [ ] Brainstorm and list multiple designs that meet the acceptance criteria of the task to a satisfactory level. At this stage more exotic designs can be considered as it’s important to widen our view of the solution landscape before focusing too much on details.
• [ ] For each design rate values below from 0 to 5
  • Clarity: How clear is it: https://www.liamcharlton.com/post/signs-feedback-and-the-ux
  • Ease of use: Number of needed interactions with the UI, complexity of interactions, number of hands needed to complete the actions, thumb zone etc.
  • Acceptance criteria met:
• [ ] Implement changes to update the rating values of the above designs
• [ ] Identify any new player issues that may arise from each of your rough designs and the potential for them to be mitigated.
• [ ] Decide on 1-2 designs that have the greatest potential to work by analyzing the results from previous steps.
• [ ] Share all your results from the previous steps with the team in a table containing concise information; It’s important to also show your thought process for the design decisions you have made.
• [ ] Get the greenlight from project owners to start work on a detailed Figma prototype for one of the high potential rough designs.

Acceptance criteria:

• [ ] Players should have a clear understanding of what cards they have.
  • [ ] Base game has (Wood, Brick, Wheat, Ore, Sheep & 5 types of dev cards) https://colonist.io/catan-rules
  • [ ] C&K has Coin, Cloth, Paper and 20+ types of progress cards. https://colonist.io/catan-rules/cities-and-knights
• [ ] Players should understand whenever they gain cards to their hand or lose cards from their hand.