https://mesadura.com/blog/Stories about making MesaDura, the people behind it, and Dominican domino culture.enhttps://mesadura.com/blog/your-next-chapter-player-first-design/https://mesadura.com/blog/your-next-chapter-player-first-design/A progression screen should make you curious about what comes next. Here is how I am reviewing MesaDura from the player side.https://mesadura.com/blog/history-behind-domino-tiles/https://mesadura.com/blog/history-behind-domino-tiles/Dominoes has a long history—and some familiar origin stories are less certain than they sound. Here is a careful place to begin.https://mesadura.com/blog/domino-table-design-readability/https://mesadura.com/blog/domino-table-design-readability/The art can give a game its character. Testing the table reminded me to keep checking whether the dominoes were still easy to see.https://mesadura.com/blog/making-capicua-feel-right/https://mesadura.com/blog/making-capicua-feel-right/A double slam sounded simple. Testing brought questions about timing, readable tiles, and how a celebration leads into the next hand.https://mesadura.com/blog/something-i-can-call-my-own/https://mesadura.com/blog/something-i-can-call-my-own/The competition, the people, and the excitement of getting better: Lu shares why his love of dominoes became MesaDura.