Frequently Asked Questions
UI (User Interface) design focuses on how game elements like menus, HUDs, and icons look and behave. UX (User Experience) design ensures the gameplay feels intuitive, engaging, and accessible. Together, they shape how players interact with a game.
A good UI/UX design improves player immersion, reduces learning curves, and enhances enjoyment. Poor UI/UX can frustrate users, leading to negative reviews and lower retention rates.
Common UI elements include:
- Health and ammo bars
- Maps and minimaps
- Action buttons and menus
- Inventory screens
- In-game prompts and tutorials
UX design influences how smoothly players understand controls, navigate menus, and feel rewarded. A well-designed UX keeps players immersed, making the game more enjoyable and addictive.
Popular tools include:
- Figma and Adobe XD for wireframing
- Unity UI and Unreal UMG for implementation
- Photoshop and Illustrator for asset design
- Protopie or Framer for interaction prototyping
