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Tetris HD & An Economy of Scale
I didn’t really think the concept of Tetris had much mileage left in it. At the very least, I didn’t expect to be shown a new Tetris game and that my first reaction would be, “Wow, I wish I thought of that.”

How Atari 2600’s Crazy Hardware Changed Game Design
“The VCS’ unrivaled longevity is all the more astounding when one considers that the hardware itself was nearly obsolete even when it was first released…”

Touchscreens for Pre-Preschool Audiences?
When it comes to UX & UI design for young audiences (ages 12 months – 6 years) we know that the main hurdle to jump is not that these young minds can’t understand what is happening on a screen, when actually it is a problem of direct vs. indirect manipulation.

Olly Moss’ Videogame Classics Series
Olly Moss is a London-based based designer who (we hope) is still in the first few seconds of his 15 minutes of Internet fame. One of his current initiatives is Classics: Videogame vs. Penguin Books…and we’re loving it so far.

The Mobile Touchscreen Manifesto
When comparing the UX satisfaction with the iPhone vs. the Blackberry Storm, Mobile UX inadvertently created “The Mobile Touchscreen Manifesto.”

Jetset: A Game for Airports
Imagine my surprise when I read a review of an Ian Bogost game and someone actually made the claim that the game was fun…now if the interface was just a bit more mobile friendly.

Ludic Interface

Ludic Interface specializes in user experience design, user interface design, information architecture, and rapid prototyping services across a variety of mediums and platforms.

Our philosophy is simple; whether it is an educational web experience, an ATM interface, or a GPS navigation app, users respond better to user interfaces that are enjoyable to use.