(May 07, 2011 06:08 AM)masteredsoftware Wrote: Thanks for the suggestion on adding an outline to the images on the left, I kinda did that for the new speaker icon in the bottom left and I think it came out pretty good, so I think your right, especially for the larger icons on the left, making them a bit sharper would be nice.
You can add an outline according to your accent color (looks like you are using blue as well), white can also work.
Adding outlines to text is also useful to do as it really makes the readability increase. However, that can be difficult to do. I cannot say how easy it will be for you in C#. For example, in Java, there are ways to outline the text but most of the time it does not look acceptable on any level unless the font size is very large.
(May 07, 2011 06:08 AM)masteredsoftware Wrote: The game is written in C# using Silverlight, I've actaully been working on porting the code to purely client side JavaScript/HTML5 using the canvas tag, it's almost finished, just need to add some polish and add the music to that version as well.
My only experience with C# was when I took a class during my undergraduate career. It was just like Java (I'm a Java developer) but with MS's usual twist. I wrote some cool apps for my labs. One of them was a program where you could input questions and answers, and then take quizzes.
It seems you have really put the language to great use and that is GREAT! It is always real fun to take a tool and then use it to make something amazing.
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