
select your card for submission
The interaction model was built to mimic how one would hold the cards in their hand. The layout is meant to be minimalist, but familiar to anyone who's played the game.

Card czar
The interaction model was built to mimic how one would hold the cards in their hand. The UI elements are clean but have a lot of personality to the interactions; meant to keep the original design direction of the physical product

party mode
The App itself would scale depending on the device and there would be a variety of options to play. Shown here is a mode where the iPad shows the main stage.

online
While there is a lot of magic to playing with your friends in person, sometimes that not feasible. So with this new digital experience, you'll be able to play with your friends and family wherever they are.
Custom Card
To build upon the "Custom Card" featured, in the app you have a variety of options to host unique content. You can take a photo immediately, you can choose something from your Camera Roll or you could leverage other online platforms for content ideas.
Results
The app itself, despite being only meant as a concept gained a lot of traction through the design community and had some minor press. I even had Cards Against Humanity themselves send me an email about the app!
