All together now – in Power Pages | Arctic Cloud Developer Challenge Submissions

We aim for

Feature Bombing

We can we to four games and a power bi report from the Power Pages site

Power User Love

The Power Pages site is showing that we can use pro code (the game) and low code together seamlessly

Client Side Salsa

All the games and the website is browser based and make up an extremely fluent and cohesive solution. It’s not a heavy monolith, but we have built each app individually.

Retro

We are using HTML and vanilla Javascript (ONLY) to make the interactive game on the website. No libraries, no dependencies, it’s sustainable to not load big libraries and only use a little bit of the code. This is very Retro! vanilla, baby!

Camelion

The website is fully responsive and work on mobile and desktop, enabling users on all devices to have fun with our game.

Styling Power Pages

Bringing it all together with a cohesive visual identity on the Power Pages site that will be the landing page for our game.

Setting the logo – no code style

Setting a theme – no code

Adding Pro Code with custom CSS

Game Play Pro Code in a Low Code solution

Adding the game code in a Web template and including it on the home page

The web template has HTML and vanilla Javascript.

You can find all the code of this web template in this open repository:

https://github.com/peachesofitera/PeachesMiniGamesMap/blob/main/index.html

Responsiveness

Of course the web page is responsive so that players can play from their desktop or phone. Some kids are not able to run outside and we want to be inclusive.