Uncrossed

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The 90 Minute Makeover

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Original App Issues

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• The game logo is difficult to read, especially from a branding perspective.
• There is no information on how to play the game or know your score.
• The interface is very button-heavy.

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• The icons are clunky and take a moment to understand.
• The colors are drawn from stock swatch colors.
• Boy, that lime green really sears the corneas!

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Keeping Things Clean

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• Redesigned the logo to be more legible while suggesting the nature of the gameplay.
• Due to the game’s simple gameplay, a more minimal interface and subdued color palate were chosen so a player could focus on the complexity of the puzzle.
• Menu buttons are smaller so the launch page can include game instructions and an example of a completed puzzle.
• A scoreboard was added so that a person knows how far along they are in each section.
• Simpler more universally intuitive icons were used and relocated to the bottom of the interface to keep the screen from looking top heavy

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The Redesign – White Version

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The Redesign – Gray Version

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