Animation development ADEV
The architecture, design and development of animated and interactive systems such as games and simulations.
Levels of responsibility for this skill
| 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Animation development: Levels 1-2
This skill is not typically observed or practiced at these levels of responsibility and accountability.
Animation development: Level 3
Uses design tools (such as wireframes) to evolve prototypes of web pages. Using complex visual design tools, employs organic modelling techniques, such as boned rigs to create and animate virtual characters within the context of a game (or similar system) design. Builds visual and audio components.
Animation development: Level 4
Uses design tools (such as wireframes) to evolve rapid prototypes of web pages, and assess the viability of design concepts. Using complex visual design tools, employs organic modelling techniques, such as boned rigs to create and animate virtual characters within the context of a game (or similar system) design. Builds visual and audio components and integrates them into the system structure, typically using a games engine.
Animation development: Level 5
Develops conceptual structures into design blueprints, typically using tools such as interaction diagrams and wireframes, to create high-level structures and runtime architectures for websites. Manages iterations of level design and storytelling, documenting overall flow and architecture of a game or similar system.
Animation development: Level 6
Provides overall creative direction in the conception and design of animation products such as games and simulations.
Animation development: Level 7
This skill is not typically observed or practiced at this level of responsibility and accountability.