These are a variety of games made for small children, each with a different theme ranging from the real world to fantasy.

To complete the different stages, the player has to connect the right element with its shadow. The further you reach in the game the more complex the figures get. Toddler’s visual processing begins in two key areas: shapes and colors, through which they observe and categorize what they see. With this in mind, I wanted to create recognizable characteristics that encourage children to define and organize the diverse world around them.

From a UX designer’s standpoint, the Game for Toddlers app prioritizes simplicity, vibrant visuals, and age-appropriate interactions. Its intuitive design fosters cognitive development while minimizing frustration. The app’s engaging animations and easy controls ensure young users can navigate independently, offering both fun and educational value.