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Aesthetics: The Aesthetics are very clear it gives the answer clearly in the text bubble but this game is made for like grade one and below so i think there should be sound since some people can't read.

Cost: There ins't a price for this game. Some games you need to pay but this is free.

Customer: The customer would be a person from 1st grade or below like anyone from that grade.

Environment: This game is actually safe for the enironment because it's not paper, it's online.

Size: The size of the game doesn't really matter online the sprite to make sure it fits in the game.

Saftey: This game is really safe it seems to not have any bugs and it is appropriate for their age, for who is playing this game.

Function: This game functions well the math sums are said clearly and on correct time.

Material: The material it's made out of is using a laptop that's all.

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Aesthetics: The aesthetics of this game are very different to the first game these aesthetics and okay but now great i feel like they should do more coding to the aestheticsof the game.

Cost: Again this game doesn't have a price, it's a game on scratch.

Customer: I feel like around 1st or 2nd grade would do good at this game.

Environment: This game is actually safe for the enironment because it's not paper, it's online.

Size: The size of the game doesn't really matter online the sprite to make sure it fits in the game.

Saftey: This game is really safe it seems to not have any bugs and it is appropriate for their age, for who is playing this game.

Function: This game functions well the math sums are said clearly and on correct time.

Material: The material it's made out of is using a laptop that's all.

Overall it kind of has the same features but for this game i think the sprite is better and creative.

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Aesthetics: The Aesthetics are very different compared to the other games because this game is a geography, basically a country game. The way it was displayed and made was very understandable and persuasive to words the customer who is playing they would really want to play it.

Cost: There ins't a price for this game. Some games you need to pay but this is free.

Customer: The customer would be a person from 2nd till 4th grade but honestly it matters on there level of their geography level.

Environment: This game is actually safe for the enironment because it's not paper, it's online.

Size: The size of the game doesn't really matter online the sprite to make sure it fits in the game.

Saftey: This game is really safe it seems to not have any bugs and it is appropriate for their age, for who is playing this game.

Function: This game functions very well and all the buttons work and there is no era.

Material: The material it's made out of is using a laptop that's all.

Overall i am going to do a math game for 2nd grade but this game is very good for anyone who is intrested in geography.

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/799675965/

Aesthetics: Very Very Very Very Very Aesthetically pleasing when you click enough times it becomes a rainbow

Cost:

Customer: ages 4-90 very very good game altogether

Environment:

Size:

Safety: It doesn't ask for any information

Function: This is to teach people about Amog us and improves their finger muscles

Material:

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Aesthetics - its a very chaotic visual but its still very simple. They used very bright colors.
Cost: This application is completely free since this was made on a public domain that everyone with the internet has access to.
Customer (Audience): It's meant for an audience who is more of an older age, so its target audience would be people from early teens (13) since this is usually the age where they start to learn about the body's system and its most of the time the digestive system.
Function: To help children improve their knowledge on the skeletal system and make them more confident in their learning.
Programming features: https://padlet.com/javancena271/my-design-research-nsghglodrziiroab

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/473416818/

Aesthetics: VERY realistic good animations background art many characters

Cost:

Customer: 8-13 years old

Environment:

Size:

Safety: It does not require any information

Function: This is to teach you strategy and formation and general skills

Materials:

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/798648038/

Aesthetics: a basic-looking game with clouds moving in the background not that hard to code with only 5 colors

Cost: It is free all you need is a laptop

Customer: I would say this is for 5-11 so not very old

Environment: This is online

size: it fits on the screen

Safety: It does not require any information and it doesn't ask any questions

function: this is just a game that is not educational it is just fun to play

material: All you need is a laptop

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Analysis 1:
I looked at an website called Worldle and it has you guess the location that’s on the screen. It is aesthetically pleasing for the most part. it is a free website. The target audience is teens-adults because it is made in a way that it is slightly difficult to play so i'll make my app easier to understand. this app is safe because it has no features that require passwords or accounts which means that your passwords are safe & doesn't ask for age. the functions of this app is for people to get better at geography and to know more about different countries.(https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/)

Analysis 2: I analyzed an geography app on  scratch which uses multiple sprites that are locations and when you press it you get points depending on if you get it right or wrong. and the code has 2 backdrops the map of the world and the end screen. this is a safe app because it is appropriate for all ages, and doesn't ask for age and personal info. the function of this app is for fun and so you get better at geography. https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/13850205/

Analysis 3: I analyzed another app that has you guess US states its aesthetes were the best out of the three because thy use many colors to make it look nice. the code is also more complex by a bit because instead of just a little dot you press its a whole state and there are many more sprites than the last. there is also  a countdown timer that gives you a time limit to get the most points as possible. this app has the same safety features as the one before because they are both on scratch meaning is is child-friendly and doesn't ask for personal info. the functions is similar to the other meaning that it is entertaining and helps you learn geography
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/73696170/

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/45324984/

Aesthetics are okay in this game but could be better, the client is probably 5-11 year old gamers. Works well but has a few glitches. After looking at the code, I saw that it was pretty simple because it is a trivia game, and just consist of simple right or wrong answer questions. SOme of the code looks like "If game started, ask X, if answer is Y, do Z, if not, do W"

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In this scratch project made by another person, is made to help students with their math and science work by creating an calculator. The aim of this project is to create and online application that students can also use on their computers while completing their work since online work has become more common.
This is a low cost and a light size for this app since it was published on a public domain which was free. This app can be used on any device which has the app/website on it, allowing it to be accessed anywhere.
This online application is aimed at people who need a calculator on their person (people who struggle to complete difficult equations/math work) without having to download a physical app or do it manually.
Programming features: https://padlet.com/javancena271/my-design-research-nsghglodrziiroab/wish/2481047866

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https://www.language-gym.com/game/verbtrainer/play/3051141014a099c8b37cdcd5bc857551a810ae5

A: The website looks like a website that teaches people different languages, the main language im focusing on is french.

C: The website will be free because I think its important for people to learn different languages to communicate with other people.

C: I think people that need to learn another language or improve on their french would use this website.

E: I think if kids are addicted to the product it wouldn’t be good for their eyes because staying on electronic devices will hurt you eyes

S: This website doesn’t take space because you don’t have to download anything, it’s just a website.

S: I think this website is pretty safe because it doesn’t ask for your location when you sign in and it’s safe for children because there isn’t anything weird in the website.

F: You just have to choose a language and it will ask you to choose different game modes and if you choose the verbe conjugation game it will ask you to choose verbs and you just click starts.

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/207292656/

Aesthetics are pretty bad, considering that it consists of only 2 very blurry images as backgrounds. The main demographic is probably kids or teenagers and people who play Fortnite. The functions are pretty good. Since its a trivia game, its pretty simple, but it works, because if you get the answer right, it says that you're right, and vise versa. Once I looked at the code I realized that it was pretty simple, since it has common code blocks such as "if answer is X, do Y", and "ask X if Y".

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https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/14044459/

Graphics definitely need some improvement because its very low quality. The audience can consist of anyone who watches breaking bad, so mostly teenagers. The functions are pretty simple but work pretty well. The programming is pretty basic since it is mainly just "if" and "then" code blocks.