Fried Fish – HTML5 Game Prototype Built a custom HTML5 fishing game prototype for a client, developing the underwater environment, loading experience, UI, visual elements, and interactive gameplay presentation. The project focused on creating a polished, playable browser-based prototype that could later be expanded into a full game.

Shipping a playable prototype instead of a deck changes the review entirely - the client stops critiquing screens and starts reacting to how it feels to play, which is a lot harder to argue with. Was the loading experience in scope from the start, or did that become its own piece of work once you saw people sitting through it?

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The script Breakfast heading against the gold sauces column makes the two sides easy to scan, and those small price pills keep the numbers from fighting the food photos. Did you build the item rows as a Framer component so the spacing stays locked?