Conventions are the common or best practices for carrying out tasks. These will change depending on the work that is being carried out.
For example, when designing a website, the convention is to use wireframes to create the layout. Another convention is that navigation (on English-language sites) is typically placed at the top of the page or on the left. When developing a video game, you may use models to plan out the level layout and employ a standard keyboard (WASD) or controller movement scheme.
- Film Genre Conventions
- Game Design Conventions
- Gery Boxing
- Naming Conventions and Naming Schemes
- Object Relationship Mapping
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Object Relationship Mapping
Object relationship mapping shows how different objects or classes of a program are related to each other. These maps help…
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Naming Conventions and Naming Schemes
File management and naming is absolutely essential to the success of any project. Files should be saved in logical locations…
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Gery Boxing
Grey boxing is a term used when developing a prototype environment or component for a video game. The terms is…
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Film Genre Conventions
This relates to the technical language used when recording and editing the film using digital technologies as well as the…
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Game Design Conventions
Not conventions as in E3, GDC, Gamescon or PAX. Conventions as in standard practices. Game design is about creating experiences…
