JOE
Feed mockup
The first nine posts for the BJG grid, built only from material already on the Drive and text taken from the hub rulebooks. The top row is the newest, as on Instagram. Tap a post to read its caption, rate it from one to five stars, mark it ✕ if it isn't for BJG, and leave a note on what you would change. You can also vote straight from the grid: hover a post and click its stars or ✕, or press 1–5 or X with the mouse on it. Your votes are saved, where I can read them.
How the grid is built
Every row holds one game photo, one yellow type card or artwork, and one world post, and the same kind never sits next to itself, so no row turns into a catalogue. Doomtile opens the top row because it is the one finished game. Both of its posts show the real VHS box in hand.
A photo or artwork with a yellow tag carrying the game's name and one fact.
BJG yellow, Anton and one line taken straight from the game's rulebook. This is how games without art get a place in the grid.
A photo that does not exist yet. The card carries the shot brief.
Shot list
- The book on the table (Studio). One open book from the studio shelf, shot from above on the cutting mat. Same light and grade as the game shots. The page that matters is the one in frame.
- The booth, half built (Essen). One corner module of the Essen booth before the graphics go on: bare OSB, pegboard, hands tightening a connector. Shot close, not the whole stand.
Still to confirm
- The two Bombshell posts need the card name and the artist's Instagram handle from the hub. The file names carry old archetype tags, so I have left the names out.
- Gaki Race needs JT Studio's handle for the tag.