Jared
@uxrjared.bsky.social
UX Researcher
Design Strategist
Adjunct Professor
Husband/Father
Designer Board Game Aficionado
Design Strategist
Adjunct Professor
Husband/Father
Designer Board Game Aficionado
I loved the improvement, but
1.) you have to keep the down and yard up constantly. Yards to go was only up about 60% of the time.
2) The most prominent information architecture by a huge margin goes to the teams playing. Huge PHI in green and KC red. It's the least important, least demanded info.
1.) you have to keep the down and yard up constantly. Yards to go was only up about 60% of the time.
2) The most prominent information architecture by a huge margin goes to the teams playing. Huge PHI in green and KC red. It's the least important, least demanded info.
February 10, 2025 at 4:13 PM
I loved the improvement, but
1.) you have to keep the down and yard up constantly. Yards to go was only up about 60% of the time.
2) The most prominent information architecture by a huge margin goes to the teams playing. Huge PHI in green and KC red. It's the least important, least demanded info.
1.) you have to keep the down and yard up constantly. Yards to go was only up about 60% of the time.
2) The most prominent information architecture by a huge margin goes to the teams playing. Huge PHI in green and KC red. It's the least important, least demanded info.