iHAN

iHAN

Your Card

Your Card

Your Card

Competition · Interactive Card Game

Competition · Interactive Card Game

Role

Visual Design Lead

Deliverables

Physical Card Game, Card Series, Packaging

Software

Figma, Adobe Photoshop

Timeline

October 2022–March 2023

# OVERVIEW

Your Card is a physical conversation game created to make self-reflection and meaningful exchange feel more natural in social settings. Its four themed decks explore Emotion, Work & Study, Family, and General topics. Players can select a theme that relates to something on their mind, draw a card at random, and use its question to begin a conversation with friends or family. Rather than looking for a correct answer, the game creates space for people to share personal experiences, hear different perspectives, and understand themselves and one another more deeply.

Your Card is a physical conversation game created to make self-reflection and meaningful exchange feel more natural in social settings. Its four themed decks explore Emotion, Work & Study, Family, and General topics. Players can select a theme that relates to something on their mind, draw a card at random, and use its question to begin a conversation with friends or family. Rather than looking for a correct answer, the game creates space for people to share personal experiences, hear different perspectives, and understand themselves and one another more deeply.

Emotion

Emotion

Emotion

Questions about feelings, relationships, personal boundaries, and emotional needs. This series encourages players to examine how they connect with others, recognize their own emotional patterns, and express thoughts that are often left unspoken.

Work & Study

Work & Study

Work & Study

Questions about motivation, learning habits, personal strengths, pressure, and the environments that influence how we work and study. This series helps players recognize their habits, articulate their challenges, and reflect on how they approach growth and achievement.

Family

Family

Family

Questions about family roles, communication, expectations, conflict, and personal independence. This series invites players to examine how family relationships have shaped them and to express feelings that can be difficult to discuss at home.

General

General

General

Questions and short activities that explore personality, strengths, decision-making, change, imagination, and everyday thoughts. This series can be used across different relationships and settings, helping players begin conversations, discover unexpected perspectives, and learn more about themselves and one another.