Case Study

For EmblemCon 2024, I had some new ideas to bring to the convention, one of them being a game show idea based off JaidenAnimation's Pokemon quiz show. I found it highly entertaining and thought of how I could put my own spin on it.

I submitted the application for the idea and the panel was approved, so once I had some spare time, I began building the interface of how I wanted the panel to be. It was pretty simple to figure out the layout; have a dynamically displaying question, have an area for an image, then have a player area with a score counter! It seemed rather easy to implement but I knew the score counter would the biggest challenge.

Luckily, around that time, we were learning Vue.js which is a reactive framework so I thought that was perfect to implement and practice with.

Admittedly, I struggled a bit at first because I didn't understand the relationship between the data used in Vue and how it's called upon and accessed, so I had to take a shortcut to get each score counter working individually rather than together. Later on, as I learned, I started learning it a bit more, but to time constraints, I had to perform upgrades later.