Creating Games, Animations and Interactions with the Wick Editor: A UX Talk
summary
Wick Editor is a free, open-source, Mozilla supported browser tool built with React.js; a two-person team turns a student project into a product used by over 10,000 beginner animators and game designers a month, refined through dozens of workshops, after-school sessions and game jams over three years. Claims include immediate in-canvas drawing, tiny scaffolded JavaScript snippets for interactivity, deliberate redesignability for low-resource classrooms, and working on Chromebooks without downloads.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Wick Editor Projects
- 3:10Wick Editor for Beginners
- 5:34Wick Editor MVP
- 12:09Using React
- 15:19Using Community Resources
- 16:41User Personas
- 17:29Where to Test
- 19:40Bias
- 21:34Learning Objectives
- 22:40Set Ground Rules
- 23:39Give Specific Tasks
- 24:28Limitations
- 25:59Watch and Learn
- 28:57Interpreting Feedback
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