Quanda is a simple game which allows players to check their knowledge in different topics. During the game players answer questions generated by Quanda. This game has three main views:

• Start view – here player starts the game;
• Round view – player gets a question, length of the answer and input field;
• Result view – this view has two options: right or wrong answer.

I have redesigned the game thinking about all possible devices and information flows, furthermore, make the game more intuitive for players by redesigning views and enabling the game for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers through responsive design.

First, I drafted and prototyped three main views for smartphones. Smartphone views are concise to give players only the information they need to play. I also take into account positions and sizes of buttons making the game convenient to play on mobile.

Second, I generated drafts and prototypes for tablets, laptops and desktop computers. We have much more space on those screens, so we can use richer graphics and enlarge buttons.

In addition to redesign I have analysed the details of the old version and have improved the following:
Button "Start" changed to "Play"
Players should clearly understand what is happen when the button pressed. "Ready for a challenge" is appealing to game, thus "Play" is more self-explanatory button title.

Button "Answer" changed to "Submit"
Button "Answer" may be misinterpreted by players: "Answer" — as to see the right answer, or "Answer" — as to submit an answer. To avoid this misunderstanding I have changed the button to more transparent meaning — "Submit".

Button "Try again" changed to "Next question"
When a player's answer is wrong, the game logic allows the player to continue the game with the next question, or to change a topic and continue. For the action "continue the game with the next question" the button "Try again" is less suitable compared to "Next question".