Closed 0xLucqs closed 1 year ago
Heres a rough wireframe of a card in 'preview mode. UI needs some attention but think this structure could work
If you have any specific comments that are difficult to communicate in a github reply you can leave them directly in the figma file
Card Preview
Clicking on the card brings it up in a preview page where we can expose some extra information about it.
Top Right: Energy Cost Bottom Left: Defense Bottom Right: Offense
Question: Do cards have abilities? Question: Should we start with a limited pool of cards for a demo? Thought: Maybe theres a way where we can determine the level of their attributes via their stats.
Question: Do cards have abilities?
Not yet we start with a simple version and if we have enough time we can add them
Should we start with a limited pool of cards for a demo?
I think so, maybe 22 cards or something ?
Thought: Maybe theres a way where we can determine the level of their attributes via their stats.
Good question, worst case we can check the fifa stats
OK Update. have a set of components that go into some of the different states. Ideally the attributes (dribble, defense, would be dynamic numbers rendered on top of the NFT its self. but check it out and let me know what you think.
For guidance on how I'm imagining these cards interact with the board, see this comment in the card design discussion
https://github.com/keep-starknet-strange/tsubasa/discussions/11#discussioncomment-6660892
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these are lookin amazing
Here's the set of final illustrations for the players, not sure if theres an ideal size, but can produce these larger and smaller if necessary
Updated the way we're surfacing attributes and introduced a 'Damaged' state
Damaged state is pretty straightforward. wanted to have a clearer way to show that a card has been hurt. Thinking here is that it'll
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I can help to start the frontend integration of game card
Description
According to the game rules we need to design multiple cards (depending on the rarity). Each card will have at least:
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