Outcome
Results and impact
- Homepage game cards with lightweight recommendation signals.
- Tag filters and category navigation.
- Independent routes for each game.
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Casual Games Collection
A curated set of classic casual web games
A lightweight instant-play game hub with category and tag filters, plus direct routes for each game.
- Games
- Tags
- Collection
- Web
Overview
What shaped the work
Decision
Key decisions and tradeoffs
- Homepage game cards with lightweight recommendation signals.
- Tag filters and category navigation.
- Independent routes for each game.
Evidence
Evidence and proof
- Frontend state for list filtering
- Route organization for game sub-pages
Visual history
Latest state first, previous interface states preserved underneath
This timeline keeps a readable visual memory of the surface, so the newest cover can stay on the project card without erasing what came before.
Latest
Latest
2026-04-04
Archived
Archived cover
2026-04-04
Case study
Narrative, decisions, and proof
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Outcome
Results and impact
- Homepage game cards with lightweight recommendation signals.
- Tag filters and category navigation.
- Independent routes for each game.
02
Decision
Key decisions and tradeoffs
- Homepage game cards with lightweight recommendation signals.
- Tag filters and category navigation.
- Independent routes for each game.
03
Evidence
Evidence and proof
- Frontend state for list filtering
- Route organization for game sub-pages
04
Role
Role and contribution
- A curated set of classic casual web games
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Problem
Problem to solve
- In a casual game collection, the key experience is immediate access. Discovery should lead to play with almost no friction.
- Quick breaks during fragmented time.
- Mobile-friendly instant play.
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Constraints
Constraints and boundaries
- Format: Web App
- Status: Archived
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Background
Why this exists
In a casual game collection, the key experience is immediate access. Discovery should lead to play with almost no friction.
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Scenario
Use scenarios
- Quick breaks during fragmented time.
- Mobile-friendly instant play.
- Find the right genre quickly via tags.
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Delivery
What I shipped
- Homepage game cards with lightweight recommendation signals.
- Tag filters and category navigation.
- Independent routes for each game.
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Design
Design decisions
- Cards are tuned for scanning, not over-explaining.
- Recommendation markers guide selection without turning into noisy badges.
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Tech
Implementation
- Frontend state for list filtering
- Route organization for game sub-pages
Flow
The path from entry to completion
This version is best understood as a living product: entry points, feedback loops, and completion states matter as much as the surface design.
Browse / Play / Repeat
Explore
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This entry is preserved as archive context. The strongest way to read it is through the visual record, the key decisions, and the surrounding body of work.
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