As part of the UI/UX team I designed, documented and implemented various elements for the User Interface. From the Front End, where I developed guidelines across teams working on different technologies; to the HUD, where I worked on the game loop immersion for the player. Being part of a team means that our work is always collaborative and we are all responsible for the end product. My work is the result of that collaboration. Disclaimer: I did not created/contributed to the Key Art displayed above; all images are property of Electronic Arts and are used with permission.

For the Front End screens I designed, documented and implemented a LEGO block system with which components were assembled. The system had very few elements (building blocks) in order to keep it simple and centralized. This made it possible for fast iteration that would affect the entire system instantly. The design was easy to use and well documented in order to apply it across different technologies.

During the prototyping phase I worked on a 3D display screen for medals.
Since then, the feature was rewritten and optimised by my colleagues.

Minimaps. We wanted to create a modern style for the minimap textures following the updated look of the entire UI. The goal was to leave only the essential information for the player to navigate the world.

Deploy Screens. This screen contains extensive features which are connected to various systems in the UI. Many of us collaborated in this screen at one point or another and it was vital to maintain clean logics and communicate about changes.

Soldier HUD. I worked closely with HUD features like the Game Mode Widget, Inventory, Health, Minimap and Squad List. The HUD is a extensive system that required both Artists and Engineers to have an updated blueprint of all the information that could be displayed at any given point in the game.

Vehicle HUD. Working closely with the vehicles team, we wanted to keep a simple and minimalist approach to vehicle's information. I designed one system to allocate various types of vehicles and seating positions.

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