Dale learned a lot while editing this episode.

• She learned the board game ‘Spirit Island’ is about spirits that protect an island, and she is pretty sure that this is the same premise as hit TV show ‘LOST’.
• She learns that CSS is not a programming language or a mark-up language
• And she learns that CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets
• She learns that AAA games are easy (not sure why she struggles with them)
• That there are either wrong choices in skill trees OR it never really mattered
• And that Stephen wants to fight everyone on Discord

Good luck anyone who isn’t a McGregor!

• Stephen is playing Spirit Island - Board Game Geek
• Ra Ra Boom Trailer (from Max who schedules our interviews
• Twin Cities Playtest is the 3rd Wednesday of the Month - Eventbrite
• Twin Cities Playtest is also on YouTube - IGDA Twin Cities, YouTube

CSS 9:47 Mark LaCroixProgramming

In this discussion Ellen mentioned accessibility standards for web content

WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) - Wikipedia

Mark asked if there is an ISO Standard for this, and there is! ISO 40500:2012

There is also one for UI: ISO 30071-1

Mark mentions that you should look up the 'Blink' tag, but Dale already did it for you, here.

USS.html">Unity Style Sheet (USS) - Unitybeta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Unity_(Sovereign_class)">There is a USS Unity in Star Trek

And Stephen mentions the Div-Div Crow, based on this webcomic.

Skill Trees 46:38 Stephen McGregorGame Design