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Ideaplatz: a design education company founded by Cheryl Platz in pursuit of empowering today’s designers to build tomorrow’s experiences. Talks & workshops based on Cheryl's books Design Beyond Devices and The Game Development Strategy Guide. ideaplatz.com
As a user experience designer, I couldn't help but think about guest takeaways and the asides were often necessary to make sure as many people as possible could enjoy the same episodes! It also helps break up longer conversation threads that some of my test listeners found hard to process.
October 4, 2025 at 8:32 PM
As a user experience designer, I couldn't help but think about guest takeaways and the asides were often necessary to make sure as many people as possible could enjoy the same episodes! It also helps break up longer conversation threads that some of my test listeners found hard to process.
Want to book a stop on Cheryl’s Game Development Strategy Guide book tour for your venue, conference, school, or other event (physical or virtual)? It never hurts to inquire. Use this Google Form to share details & we’ll be in touch. Limited availability - inquire soon. forms.gle/46F1LqYf9HLs...
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August 26, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Want to book a stop on Cheryl’s Game Development Strategy Guide book tour for your venue, conference, school, or other event (physical or virtual)? It never hurts to inquire. Use this Google Form to share details & we’ll be in touch. Limited availability - inquire soon. forms.gle/46F1LqYf9HLs...
There might be a policy of server data reclamation in there, but the lack of transparency makes it difficult. How can systems be engineered so that games that aren’t changing aren’t a resource drain unless there’s a potential transaction? Maybe a classic catalog with slower load times but cheaper?
July 15, 2025 at 2:19 PM
There might be a policy of server data reclamation in there, but the lack of transparency makes it difficult. How can systems be engineered so that games that aren’t changing aren’t a resource drain unless there’s a potential transaction? Maybe a classic catalog with slower load times but cheaper?