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Website:

The user will enter the website and the interactive game will be on the home page and there will be a large play button on the game and the user will click this to start the game. The website will just be a holding place for the game.

When the user starts the game, there will be an instructions screen. Because of the age range the game is aimed at, the instructions will have to be quite simple but effective. There will be a ‘Start Game’ button on this page and it when the user clicks on it they will be taken to the first level in the game.

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The first level is on the Beach. The only objects on the island are palm trees but there are padlocks where the sun, a beach ball, a starfish, a beach chair, and a beach brolly should be and in order for them to appear, the user has to correctly answer 5 questions. At the bottom of the page there is a question section where there are five individual squares with numbers 1-5 in them. To answer the first question they will click on the number 1 square. It will then take the user to screen two. Screen two displays a box that contains a question for them to answer and will be multiple choice. Each question number (1-5) will have 3 different questions and one will be randomly picked to ask the user. This is so the user doesn’t get the same question if they play more than once. Once they have answered the question there will be one of two screens displayed. If the user correctly answers the question the game will take the user to screen four where the sun will appear. If the user does not answer the question correctly, screen three will be displayed and will give them the option of trying again or going back to the beach, but the user will not have unlocked the sun. They can then choose to answer any of the other questions and if they answer any questions correctly and unlock items, they can move the items around on the island. If they manage to answer all the questions to unlock all the items, they will receive a Beach stamp (screen 5). There will also be icons on either side of the island, one of a jungle-maybe a monkey and one of underwater- maybe a jellyfish. These icons also have to be unlocked. The jungle icon can be unlocked by the user correctly answering one question. The underwater icon will be unlocked when the user has correctly answered a question in the jungle level. When they have unlocked the jungle icon and they click on it, it will take them to screen six.

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When the user first enters the jungle, there are only a few trees and some grass displayed. Again there are five items to unlock and these are a bush, a snake, a monkey, a frog and a bird. The user plays this level exactly the same as the beach level and it also has two icons, one either side of the island, one which will be of something on the beach such as a beach ball and the other will be of something underwater such as a jellyfish. So they next click on a question number and then it takes them to screen seven where the question is displayed and gives the user a multiple choice for the answers. If they answer the question incorrectly the game will take them to screen eight. If they answer the question correctly, they will be taken to screen nine. If all the questions are answered correctly they will be taken to screen ten where they are rewarded with a jungle stamp.

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After the user has attempted all three levels, a postcard button displays at the top of the screen (screen fifteen) and when they click it, it takes them to screen sixteen. Screen sixteen is the front of the postcard and depending on what stamps the user has collected, determines what images are on their postcard. There will also be an arrow on the top of the page and if the user clicks it, the postcard will flip to and display screen seventeen which is the back of the postcard. On this screen the user will be able to write a message.