Learning names is hard. Especially hard when you have a large group of names to learn quickly.
If you have had a chance to get associated with the names in a fun way before hand you will pick them up much faster and won't face existential worries of not remembering peoples names and feeling like a lemon 🍋
Load data from a team on Github and then preview the names and faces.
Play a space invaders style game where you shoot the correct face that matches the name being displayed and win points.
- Add the organisation and team you are looking for in github
- Preview the names and faces to get familiar
- Play game - Use left and right keys to navigate the player and space bar to shoot
Interested in learning names and think it can be done better? Get involved!
Stretch ideas:
- Integrate with LinkedIn
- Add a DB such as using airtable to create hard coded groups with accurate names and faces
- Allow the user to just upload the names and faces they want to learn
- Different types of games.
- FlipCard game
- Snake
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