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Use references to design your UI ? The Game UI Database
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Do you design your UI inside Unity? (Or any other game engine, really)
In the German media design training and at universities, we learn how to start with a quick draft, get reference material and incorporate the things we learn from them in our own designs. I'll show you a quick walkthrough you can try on your next UI design! And don't worry, quick drafts do not need to look pretty, they are just meant to structure hazy ideas on paper. It will take some practice, so don't be disheartened if your first drafts don't work out. Have fun ?!
The Game UI Database is a huge collection of screenshots from hundrets of games and it will help you get new ideas on how to design a better UI for your own games. It is an amazing free resource and I believe you would do yourself a big favour if you go check it out: https://www.gameuidatabase.com/
#unitytutorial
-- Chapters --
00:00 Which color is a health bar?
00:50 The Game UI Database
02:29 Don't start in your engine - start with paper and reference material
05:31 Health bars are usually... this color
06:06 Thank you for watching
In the German media design training and at universities, we learn how to start with a quick draft, get reference material and incorporate the things we learn from them in our own designs. I'll show you a quick walkthrough you can try on your next UI design! And don't worry, quick drafts do not need to look pretty, they are just meant to structure hazy ideas on paper. It will take some practice, so don't be disheartened if your first drafts don't work out. Have fun ?!
The Game UI Database is a huge collection of screenshots from hundrets of games and it will help you get new ideas on how to design a better UI for your own games. It is an amazing free resource and I believe you would do yourself a big favour if you go check it out: https://www.gameuidatabase.com/
#unitytutorial
-- Chapters --
00:00 Which color is a health bar?
00:50 The Game UI Database
02:29 Don't start in your engine - start with paper and reference material
05:31 Health bars are usually... this color
06:06 Thank you for watching
