The author has created a daily NBA guessing game called NBAGrid, inspired by popular games like Wordle, and is using PythonAnywhere to host it while seeking feedback for improvement as they develop their first Django app.
Django, Python
2025-05-05
- website
Highlight 1
The game's mechanics are intuitive and easy to understand, making it accessible to a wide audience of both basketball fans and puzzle lovers.
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Daily new content keeps users engaged and encourages repeat visits, maximizing user retention.
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The competitive aspect of guessing players allows for social interaction, as users can share their scores and compete with friends.
Improvement 1
Expanding the player database could enhance the gameplay experience, ensuring a greater variety of guesses and reducing repetitiveness.
Improvement 2
Implementing a leaderboard feature could further engage users by showcasing top players, fostering a competitive community.
Improvement 3
Enhancing the mobile responsiveness of the website would improve user experience on various devices.
Product Functionality
Consider adding more sports-themed games or variations to attract a broader audience.
UI & UX
Streamline the user interface for a cleaner look, possibly by simplifying navigation or improving button visibility.
SEO or Marketing
Utilize social media platforms to promote the game and increase visibility among basketball communities and gaming forums.
MultiLanguage Support
Implement multi-language support to cater to a global audience, allowing players from different regions to enjoy the game.
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How often is the game updated?
The game is updated daily with a new set of players to guess.
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Can I play with my friends?
Yes, the game encourages social interaction, so you can share your scores and compete with friends.
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What technology is this game built on?
NBAGrid is built using Django, a web framework for Python, hosted on PythonAnywhere.