How to make a page about game reviews?

[EdgyRabbit]

Hello!

So I'd like to make a page on my website about how accessible I find some games to be.

See, I have severeal disabilities. I have DCD, I have problem hearing voices over music, have severe headaches at flashing lights and have autism which makes some hints hard to follow. So I thought I'd make a page where I rate how accessible a game is.

However, I'm not sure how to display it on my website! So does anyone have codes to display it on my website?

[elsieee]

hello! i think this is totally up to what kind of information you want to have/how much info you want to have per game that you review. here are a few ways that I think might work

1. a blog style page where you write one blog post for each page that you review. Prolly best for if you want each review to b long (like 300 words +) and be paragraph-based. zonelets will b great for this!

2. a gallery. this could look like a masonry layout (like what pinterest has) if you only need to display very concise info for each game. I used this in my artwork page and when you hover over it text boxes will appear about the information of said work. But ofc if you write too many words it might look very cluttered.

3. I can't find an example for this but think vertically stacked box, each one with the review of one game, and you just write your review in the box. THis one's proll the most simple to execute and works best with a mid amount of texts (like 100-300 ish)

that aside i think this idea you have is very cool! will definitely want to see something like this on the web :)) and lmk what u think of these ideas, im glad to help!

[crazyroostereye]

This sounds like a great Idea, I think how you make the layout look is up to you. But I think the Idea of having Concise easy viewable Info on Issues the game might have to accessibility would be great. Like taking one look and see ah this game isnt great if I have DCD or Hearing Issues. And then maybe by click or Pop Up a deeper look into the Specifics why you came to that conclusion.

[EdgyRabbit]

This sounds like a great Idea, I think how you make the layout look is up to you. But I think the Idea of having Concise easy viewable Info on Issues the game might have to accessibility would be great. Like taking one look and see ah this game isnt great if I have DCD or Hearing Issues. And then maybe by click or Pop Up a deeper look into the Specifics why you came to that conclusion.

So, I wanna build on your idea for this!

L'll have a little TLDR table, and l'll split it like this;

Motor skills; rating of 1-10, and a comment if needed
hearing; 1-10,add comment
flashing lights: is there any?
How many times did I need to look at a guide:
accessibility features:

and then if they would like further comment then they can scroll down and see what parts I have problems with.