Sometimes he’ll rotate it 30 degrees and tilt it a little bit to make it work, then put it out there for the team to test, leading to more back and forth until its refined and ready to go. At that point Norb will look at it and determine how implementable it is. One person might throw an idea out and it’ll ping-pong back and forth in email for a bit, and if it looks good we’ll put it in as an official feature request in the tracking system. And it’s a really cool thing to do, to take something like this and turn it into real American history.īut the whole team’s involved throughout. Norb isn’t historically minded, so this is essentially a way to give him some real challenges in coding.
There’s a tremendous amount of contribution from everybody on the team. JW: It’s never quite that obvious or smooth, and it’s also more than just me in the role of the lead designer. GO: When you were trialing new features, who tended to lead? Creative or developmental?
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