EPTThe "Virtual Jersey" scoreboard concept - Page 10
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MFDoom
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moonbase19
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feardragon
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TotalBiscuit
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On April 04 2013 18:19 pluu.mooh wrote: I think what this "project" would need is a big update by starboard creators. It would need the so called "sponsor-panel" to be fixed with lets say 3-4 sponsorpositions above the name with a slider like rotation of all (like if you have mor than 4) for proper distribution. Also it would need an external database with fixed logos, accounts of sponsors and team accounts related to the sponsors accounts. Once this is established it will rock out every tournament I'm pretty sure. Contact the guys, give em some money, push you project and finally do what blizzard doesn't want to do  Just sayin!We are already working with Starboard, that's why it looks like Starboard, because it is. | ||
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TotalBiscuit
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On April 04 2013 17:03 Otolia wrote: How do you plan to get the sponsors right ? If you are relying on LP, most infos are probably outdated. It's not hard to go to a teams website. | ||
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TeslasPigeon
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Since player names are not usually long in length, have you thought about getting rid of the wasted space between the name and score and making better use of it? I feel like if you could increase the sponsor size by 20-30% the names and logos will be more visually apparent and more aligned with the virtual jersey. Right now they feel detracted from the screen. Since the goal of the project is to increase visual awareness of sponsors it might be even more advantageous to place the sponsor logos/names between the player name and score. This way when your eyes are looking at either name or score, your peripheral vision will include immediate sight of the logos/names. Whereas right now the logos/names are underneath the player names. While this isn't counter intuitive, it is more taxing to process information that is going both horizontally and vertically. I doubt you have the resources to do this, but I am willing to bet that people will be able to retain more information if you were to set up in one direction (this case being horizontally). | ||
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