Inspiration: We were inspired by childhood games we would play online to learn how to read and write, and we were thinking about how they could be changed and used to help people with learning disabilities.
What it does: The website has two games for 3 subjects, Reading, Writing, Math, and each game helps the child learn different aspects of each subject. The games are enticing and not too long so that the child stays concentrated.
How we built it: We used Base44, HTML, and Canva to helps us design the front end of the website, and Javascript for the backend.
Challenges we ran into: We ran into a challenge of clicking on tabs and having them lead to the correct screen. For example, when you clicked the button to play the game, it would not lead you to the game. There were many styling inconsistencies where the colors of each subject were not matching that specific section.
Accomplishments that we're proud of: We are proud that we got the games to work and that there are a variety of games for the child to be interested.
What we learned: We learned a lot more about coding, like how to debug the code and implement front end features.
What's next for Learning Land Gaming Website: We want to add more subjects, and expand the inclusivity of our games.
Tracks submitting for: game dev and educational
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