Mystery Box
Map
Horde Mode Waves UI
Horde Mode: Wave HUD Mockup
Horde Mode: Wave countdown timer Mockup
Horde Mode: Wave's objectives pop-up Mockup
Horde Mode: HUD Mission Completed / Mockup
Pre-match screen / Mockup
Pre-match Screen with best player stats / Mockup
The design team wanted find a way to inspect the highest scorer's gear. One of the options I proposed was to have detail view of all the equipment by holding or pressing a button to inspect the top player's equipped gear and weapons.
Best Player Gear / Pressing inspect allows players to inspect teammates equipped gear and weapons.
Post match summary screen / Mockup
The Turret is a miniature automated turret mounted on a tripod. The design was created to simplify the upgrade and repair system.
Turret fortification upgrade & repair system close-up flow
Turret's zoom view UI
Turret's far away UI
Tom Clancy's: The Division was a great project to work with, and to learn, and evolve by developing projects in collaboration with multiple studios across the world. As a UI designer I was responsible of designing new screens and assets following the establish style. Working closely with the engineering and design teams, and in collaboration with multiple studios across the world.
The engine used in this project was Snowdrop, and I really enjoyed how flexible it is, at its core, Snowdrop is a node-based system, widgets and compounds to quickly setup and iterate on responsive 2D and 3D interfaces. That allowed me to quickly prototype, test things in game, and see instantly how my work looks in-game by being able to enter the game directly from the editor to see the changes in action.
I was also creating animations with Snowdrop’s animation system. It uses visual programming tools, and it allows to have complete control over the whole process.