rayman buttons
rayman buttons
For this 4-5 week project, I was tasked with designing buttons for a company/design system of my choice. I chose the Rayman game series because I felt as though the personality of the games was not reflected in the UI . My main goal was to craft buttons that were intentionally impractical yet retain usability and capture the style of UbiArt Framework.
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Case Studies
Year
2024
The slider features a draggable eyeball icon, while the toggle states transition between a "Play" (intact eyeball) and "Pause" (damaged eyeball) state. Hovering triggers a subtle twitch animation, adding character while maintaining clear user feedback.
The slider features a draggable eyeball icon, while the toggle states transition between a "Play" (intact eyeball) and "Pause" (damaged eyeball) state. Hovering triggers a subtle twitch animation, adding character while maintaining clear user feedback.
The slider features a draggable eyeball icon, while the toggle states transition between a "Play" (intact eyeball) and "Pause" (damaged eyeball) state. Hovering triggers a subtle twitch animation, adding character while maintaining clear user feedback.
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The interface uses a wheel-based system where selected characters’ panels enlarge and shift to indicate activation. In its collapsed state, the toolbar shows minimal information.
The interface uses a wheel-based system where selected characters’ panels enlarge and shift to indicate activation. In its collapsed state, the toolbar shows minimal information.
Initially, a "3" appeared in the center of the collapsed state to indicate how many characters could be swapped. However, this raised confusion—why not have the number on all panels or above/below? And if the player unlocked more than three characters, where does that number go?? To maintain a cleaner interface, the "3" GOT SCRAPPED!
Initially, a "3" appeared in the center of the collapsed state to indicate how many characters could be swapped. However, this raised confusion—why not have the number on all panels or above/below? And if the player unlocked more than three characters, where does that number go?? To maintain a cleaner interface, the "3" GOT SCRAPPED!
Research
The interface uses a wheel-based system where selected characters’ panels enlarge and shift to indicate activation. In its collapsed state, the toolbar shows minimal information.
Initially, a "3" appeared in the center of the collapsed state to indicate how many characters could be swapped. However, this raised confusion—why not have the number on all panels or above/below? And if the player unlocked more than three characters, where does that number go?? To maintain a cleaner interface, the "3" GOT SCRAPPED!
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