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Microsoft is making one of the most positive moves for game accessibility in years | PC Gamer
This is a great move by Microsoft who have shown a lot of commitment to enabling players to be able to play their games anywhere and with any control scheme or a range of visual effects to allow for the different accessibility needs of different players. https://www.pcgamer.com/microsoft-is-making-one-of-the-most-positive-moves-for-game-accessibility-in-years/
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Relevant Implications – Level 3 – Complex
Explaining Relevant Implications (Achievement) You need to describe what the implication is and then given reasons proving why this is a relevant implication for your outcome. Evaluating relevant implications and end-user considerations (Merit) This is where you critically analyse (investigate all pros and can and draw a conclusion supported by evidence) how you will ensure […]
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Relevant Implications – Level 2 – Advanced
Explaining Relevant Implications (Achievement) You need to describe what the implication is and then given reasons proving why this is a relevant implication for your outcome. Addressing relevant implications and end-user considerations (Merit) This is where you explain (give points and include details) how you will ensure that your design addresses (covers) the implication to […]
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Relevant Implications – Level 1 – Basic
You need to pick at least three implications that are the most relevant to your outcome. You can’t pick sustainability and then state that it doesn’t matter as this wouldn’t make it a relevant implication. Describing Relevant Implications (Achievement) This involves defining the chosen implication generally. For example future proofing is about ensuring that the […]
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Usability
Usability is linked to the 10 Usability Heuristics and User Experience design. The key thing to remember here is to make the system as easy to use as possible for the largest number of users. Questions that you should consider are: Is it easy to use? Does it follow the usability heuristics? Can the user […]
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Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 (HDCA)
The Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 (HDCA) sets out 10 principles for digital communications that are aimed at preventing harm: A digital communication should not disclose sensitive personal facts about an individual. A digital communication should not be threatening, intimidating or menacing. A digital communication should not be grossly offensive to a reasonable person in the […]
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Who, What, When, Where, How and WHY?
The 5Ws and a H are important words that you need to consider at all times when developing your digital products. See the Wikipedia article on 5Ws for more information about how it is used in problem solving.
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Creating your own font with FontForge
Go to FontForge.com and download and install the appropriate version. Start FontForge Click New You now see all of the characters (letters and symbols) that are needed for the font. Right click on a letter space and select New Outline Window Make sure that you have the Fore ground selected Use the Draw tools to […]
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Why you should create your own font
Did you know that a number of fonts are covered by copyright. To use them commercially you would need to purchase a licence. This can impact your projects feasibility and limit how it can be distributed. There are different fonts that are better for different situations. Some can be easier for dyslexic people to read […]
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3.10 Present a reflective analysis of developing a digital outcome (91909 L3 3cr)
This is a 3 credit external This achievement standard involves . Click here to access the NZQA Digital Technology Achievement Standards page. What is meant by complex processes changes depending on the type of digital outcome you are producing or design methodology you are using. Browse the specific topic pages for more information. You must develop the digital outcome […]