As lead UI designer for this project, I produced a lot of the content personally while working in-tandem with another designer, who was tasked with replicating my illustrative style previously outlined earlier in the project, on the large catalogue of designs we needed to complete together. Concept Art assets and in particular digital painted works were supplied in-house from excellent Concept artists for us to utilise, and sometimes I would produce these personally if needed.

These items served as peripheral design work that would eventually integrate and become UI assets to a the Theme Park game UI project.

I am incredibly proud of the work produced for these items, as were our clients, who liked the designs so much they immediately outlined plans to produce physical pins based on these designs.

The P.O.R.T. (Points of Research Technology) Kiosks that were dotted around the park were to act as the hub for all of the park’s general needs, as well as serving as the interaction points for player’s profiles in the park’s games. There were several requirements I had to factor into the design of the P.O.R.T. UI, namely ADA access for wheelchair users, and children, who wouldn’t be tall enough to interact with the top third of the screens, meaning all my interaction had to be based around the bottom area of these 55” kiosk screens.