Boardssey has two types of roles:
Professional Roles: Describe your expertise and job functions in game development
Access Roles: Define your permissions and access levels within a team
Professional Roles
When setting up your profile, you can select multiple professional roles that best describe your work in the game development process. This helps us tailor features and workflows to match your needs.
Creative Roles
Game Designer: Creates core game mechanics, rules, and systems that form the foundation of the game
Game Developer: Refines and balances game mechanics, playtests, and iterates on design
Writer: Creates narrative content, flavor text, and written game materials
Graphic Designer: Designs graphical elements including cards, boards, and user interface
Illustrator: Creates artwork, illustrations, and visual assets for games
Art Director: Oversees visual style and maintains artistic consistency across the project
Technical Roles
Editor: Reviews and refines rules, text, and game materials for clarity and consistency
Sculptor: Creates 3D models and physical components for miniatures and game pieces
Cultural Consultant: Advises on cultural authenticity, representation, and sensitivity in games
Management Roles
Project Manager: Coordinates timelines, resources, and team communication
Production Manager: Oversees manufacturing, component sourcing, and production logistics
Translator: Adapts game content and materials for different languages and markets
Owner
Access Roles
Access roles determine what actions you can take within a team:
Owner: The person who created the team or was transferred ownership. Automatically has admin privileges
Admin: Can manage team settings, members, and all team content
Member: Can access and contribute to team content based on project settings
Collaborator: Has limited access to specific projects they're invited to join
Role Permissions
Owners and Admins can:
Manage team settings and subscription
Invite and manage team members
Create and manage all projects
Access all team content
Members can:
Access authorized team content
Create and manage assigned projects
Collaborate on team projects
Collaborators can:
Access specific projects they're invited to
Contribute to those projects only