Potato Quality Games
I designed and built a website for Potato Quality Games with help from Codex. It gives my mobile game projects a home, with game information, privacy policies, and player support in one place.
Design direction & AI-assisted development
Current
Studio website
A home for what’s next: the Potato Quality Games website.
Codex-assisted development and hands-on design direction
Game information, privacy policies, and player support
Even a small studio needs a useful website.
The games needed somewhere to live, and players needed somewhere to find support and privacy information. I wanted the site to make those basics easy to find while showing a little of the personality behind the games. Practical doesn’t have to mean lifeless.
Design direction. A working website.
I used Codex to help develop the site while I directed the hierarchy, typography, spacing, and tone. I reviewed the pages as they took shape and guided the refinements to keep the experience consistent.
The useful part of the process was having something working to respond to. I could try an idea, see how it behaved, and decide what to keep, simplify, or remove. That gave me another way to practice bringing design judgment into an AI-assisted build.
A home for what’s next.
The site now gives my game projects a public home and a place for the information players need. It’s a small, practical example of how I’m using AI to build beyond the design file—and learn more about what it takes to support a product.