Website for gamers -- 2
Budget: $14 – $100 NZD
Website Description
"GamesGoneBad.com" is a dynamic online portal that caters to the gaming community, highlighting the more humorous and unexpected moments in gaming. The website is a central hub for gamers to share and enjoy content where gameplay doesn't go as planned, whether through glitches, epic fails, or hilariously unforeseen outcomes.
Logo
The logo for GamesGoneBad.com features a playful yet mischievous design that captures the essence of gaming blunders. It is characterized by:
Typography: Bold, arcade-style font that refers to classic video game aesthetics, with the word "GAMES" stacked above "GONE BAD."
Color Scheme: A contrast of electric neon colors against a dark background reminiscent of a retro arcade palette.
Imagery: Including a whimsical, pixelated character or icon representing the 'bad' in gaming, like a cheeky sprite with a comical frown or an 'evil' joystick.
Accents: Digital or glitchy effects are incorporated into the logo, giving it a dynamic and engaging look that plays on the 'gone bad' theme.
Iconography: A small, recognizable element from the logo, such as the mischievous character or a distinctive part of the typography, like the double "G" from "GAMES" and "GONE."
Color: The neon color used in the logo is retained to catch the eye and maintain consistency across the website and browser tabs.
The GamesGoneBad.com website could include several key sections:
Fail of the Day: A featured video or story showcasing the top gaming fail, voted by the community.
Community Clips: User-submitted videos and images of their gaming mishaps.
Blogs & Articles: Editorial content discussing infamous game bugs, game design blunders, or interviews with developers about easter eggs that turned into funny glitches.
Forums: Discussion boards for users to share their experiences and bond over shared gaming misfortunes.
Leaderboards: Rankings not for the best players but for the most entertaining or spectacular fails.
The website's user experience would be crafted with ease of navigation in mind, ensuring that users can quickly find and share content. Engagement is encouraged through upvoting systems, comments, and social media integration, allowing for a lively and interactive community.
Project Description:
We are looking for a junior developer with a passion for gaming and community building to join us at the start of something we believe can be big - GamesGoneBad.com. This platform aims to be more than just a website; it's envisioned as a community hub for gamers to connect, explore, and share their experiences.
The Reality:
Let's be upfront: our budget is tight.
Creative Freedom: We have ideas, but we're not set in stone. We're open to innovation, and we want you to bring your creative vision to the table.
You believe in the potential of the gaming community and have ideas on how to engage and support it through technology.
"GamesGoneBad.com" is a dynamic online portal that caters to the gaming community, highlighting the more humorous and unexpected moments in gaming. The website is a central hub for gamers to share and enjoy content where gameplay doesn't go as planned, whether through glitches, epic fails, or hilariously unforeseen outcomes.
Logo
The logo for GamesGoneBad.com features a playful yet mischievous design that captures the essence of gaming blunders. It is characterized by:
Typography: Bold, arcade-style font that refers to classic video game aesthetics, with the word "GAMES" stacked above "GONE BAD."
Color Scheme: A contrast of electric neon colors against a dark background reminiscent of a retro arcade palette.
Imagery: Including a whimsical, pixelated character or icon representing the 'bad' in gaming, like a cheeky sprite with a comical frown or an 'evil' joystick.
Accents: Digital or glitchy effects are incorporated into the logo, giving it a dynamic and engaging look that plays on the 'gone bad' theme.
Iconography: A small, recognizable element from the logo, such as the mischievous character or a distinctive part of the typography, like the double "G" from "GAMES" and "GONE."
Color: The neon color used in the logo is retained to catch the eye and maintain consistency across the website and browser tabs.
The GamesGoneBad.com website could include several key sections:
Fail of the Day: A featured video or story showcasing the top gaming fail, voted by the community.
Community Clips: User-submitted videos and images of their gaming mishaps.
Blogs & Articles: Editorial content discussing infamous game bugs, game design blunders, or interviews with developers about easter eggs that turned into funny glitches.
Forums: Discussion boards for users to share their experiences and bond over shared gaming misfortunes.
Leaderboards: Rankings not for the best players but for the most entertaining or spectacular fails.
The website's user experience would be crafted with ease of navigation in mind, ensuring that users can quickly find and share content. Engagement is encouraged through upvoting systems, comments, and social media integration, allowing for a lively and interactive community.
Project Description:
We are looking for a junior developer with a passion for gaming and community building to join us at the start of something we believe can be big - GamesGoneBad.com. This platform aims to be more than just a website; it's envisioned as a community hub for gamers to connect, explore, and share their experiences.
The Reality:
Let's be upfront: our budget is tight.
Creative Freedom: We have ideas, but we're not set in stone. We're open to innovation, and we want you to bring your creative vision to the table.
You believe in the potential of the gaming community and have ideas on how to engage and support it through technology.