@Alberth Fair enough! 

Raz_Radical said:
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A prototype is like a sketch of a project.

(Originally published by me on my LinkedIn. Thanks to teammate and friend Connor Barthelmie for helping me with some of the tips and proofreading this article.)

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Hello!

I am a game development student who is aiming to specialize in UI/UX, and I would love to get some advice from anyone with professional experience in that area.

Here are a few of my questions:

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Amaligom78 said:

Apology accepted, thanks for clarifying your previous statement Tom.

I think that's the most awesome reply I have ever seen.

Imho the dx9c book still provides a lot of information that's still relevant. So if you can get a hold of it cheap, sure why not. If you have the choice though, 11 would be better.

Besides version specific topics, a lot of things covered in these books are not version dependent (theory's, math etc.).

greatwolf2222 said:
Alberth Great Idea. This is something I would do when planning a server migration. At least then I would have a small steps to aim for with all the steps being the main goal.

Aiming only at the end goal without some intermediate points in-between makes life and development complic…