Instructions for Group Website

Each group should create a website for their project.  On the syllabus, we said

Each team is expected to maintain a webpage that will be linked to from this site.  This page will, in turn, have a list of group members, the game design idea, all the game turn-ins, the final game, all game prototypes, and the final video.  The content should be neatly and concisely laid out on this page.  All game projects are expected to be targeted to Unity’s web plugin, so all of the game milestones will be playable on your web page, and available to the your classmates and anyone on the internet who stumbles on your page.

This should manifest itself in a straightforward structure:

  • The main page should have the group information, members, short description of the game (eventually), and links to subpages
  • The subpages would include:
    • A pitch page. This will contain a longer version of the content you will present rapidly in class. A short description of the game idea, the core mechanics and the initial plan for the 6 prototypes. Any additional information you have about your design, including scanned in sketches or other brainstorming content, can be put here. Whatever you think will help convey the ideas.
    • One page per prototype (6 pages).
    • One page per weekly turning (8 pages).
    • One page for the alpha build.
    • One page for the play-testing build.
    • One page for the final build, with the final project turn-in materials (video, slides, etc.)
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About Blair MacIntyre

Blair MacIntyre is a Professor in the School of Interactive Computing at the Georgia Tech, where he has directed the GVU Center's Augmented Environments Lab since 1999. He has been conducting Augmented Reality research since 1991, with the goal of understanding the potential of AR as a new medium for games, entertainment, education and work. He has collaborated on a variety of AR gaming and entertainment projects over the years, on handheld, head-worn and projected AR displays.

3 thoughts on “Instructions for Group Website

      • Put it on the t-square wiki. From the assignment text on t-square:

        What you turn in:

        1) On Tsquare: In the “Groups” wiki page add a list entry for your group, with the names and email addresses of each member, and the URL of your project page

        2) On your project page: follow the instructions for constructing your team page (see instructions on the class website). At this point you will just have the basic information about your team members, but in the future you will place all your prototypes, game design documentation, and project snapshots here.

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