Case Study - Dylibso

the IDEA

Create a Fun Way to Teach Developers Extism

Dylibso is on a mission to make WebAssembly everyone’s favorite binary format. To this end, it wanted to create a mobile-optimized web application to give developers a way to publish and play their games virtually, while simultaneously learning to use Dylibso’s open source, universal plug-in system, Extism.

Dylibso Gamebox screen WASM WebAssembly Extism plug-in by Revelry

the Challenge

Deliver on a Tight Timeline

When Dylibso approached Revelry for product delivery support, it needed a trusted, reliable partner to help create a proof of concept for sharing at the 2023 WASM/IO Conference in Barcelona; Gamebox was envisioned as a means for helping developers learn to use Dylibso’s Web Assembly tooling.

The Dylibso team had a strong sense of where it wanted to go with Gamebox, but as Revelry became more involved in the project, it was clear that the product roadmap could benefit from additional eyes and expertise. Among the key opportunities identified by Revelry: Improving the user interface and user experience to assure developer / player satisfaction.

The DELIVERY

A Polished, Show-Ready Web Application

Revelry’s work on Gamebox was both feature and function focused.

Our front-end developers brought the benefit of a fresh set of eyes and broad, deep experience to Gamebox’s UI and UX design and development. Efforts were largely focused on:

User testing sessions
User flows
Creation of a design asset library

Simultaneously, Revelry’s back-end engineers worked to:

Implement GitHub Auth
Create the schema / architecture to associate authenticated Github users to specific game creators

Dylibso Gamebox screen WASM WebAssembly Extism plug-in by Revelry