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Graphics for games can be 2D or 3D and include menu screens, user interfaces, and in-game assets. Basic elements of images include pixels, resolution, aspect ratio, and colors which are described by properties like hue, saturation, and color depth. Images can be manipulated through operations like cut, copy, paste, and filters. Color theory principles around hue, value, temperature, and meaning are important to consider for graphics design. Proper use of light, shadow, visibility, and usability help ensure effective graphics in games.
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The document discusses various aspects of color including what color is, color properties, color systems, the color wheel, complementary colors, color combinations, the meaning and effects of different colors, and the use of color in website design. Specifically, it defines color, describes color properties like hue, saturation and value. It explains subtractive and additive color systems, primary/secondary/tertiary colors, complementary colors, and color combinations. It also discusses the psychological meanings and effects of different colors and how color impacts users and is critical in website design.
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A detailed description of color theory and color scheme to make a good understanding about the element of design i.e., color.
Color wheel and pictures allow you to expand your knowledge about colors and help you to make your designs pleasing and interesting.
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(3) research
The document provides an analysis of existing memory games and products. It summarizes 4 existing memory games: Peak (a brain training app), Helpful Games (a standard memory game with cards), DKM Games (a card memory game using gambling imagery), and Stack (a tower stacking game where difficulty is represented by changing colors). It notes common features like the use of simple graphics, color palettes for contrast, and matching mechanics. The analysis concludes it will draw from these games for its own work, combining the matching concept with Stack's tower mechanic rather than a standard card layout.
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