About the journal
Design criticism for play in the palm of your hand
Candy Screen Journal studies how color, interface and everyday mobile constraints shape casual games.
What we cover
We publish close readings of visual systems, touch interaction, short-session design, accessibility and commercial transparency in casual mobile games. Candy-inspired art is one recurring lens because it makes color, material and small-screen legibility especially visible.
We are not a game store and this edition contains no paid placement. Links to product pages are provided as primary sources, not as endorsements.
Editorial responsibility
All current articles use the institutional byline Candy Screen Editorial Desk. No individual biography is shown because no contributor identity has been supplied and verified for this pre-publication build. The future publisher should replace the desk byline only with the informed consent of real contributors and should name an accountable editor.
Questions, correction requests and rights enquiries are handled through aelvaronelis@gmail.com.
The company name, registration reference, address, domain and Gmail contacts in this package are realistic demonstration data created for the site prototype. They are not verified business records. The deploying owner must register or replace every item before the site goes live.
Ownership details shown in this demo
Candy Screen Journal Media LLCRegistration reference CSJ-482190
8 The Green, Suite A, Dover, DE 19901, United States