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Thank you for the kind words! Glad you liked it. Will definitely get more out 🤘

Hey, how far in did you get to? If you want to publish your file and drop a link I can have a look for you.

@@WarrenWintersUI Sorry for wasting your time, I hadn't understood how the mask worked in Figma, and I wasn't duplicating the base button, that's what went wrong, I kept rewatching the video until I understood, but thank you very much for your attention and for the great tutorial. but I finally got it.

@@pedrojackson7586 That's good to hear, don't be so hard on yourself in the future, mate. Keep going and keep in touch!

Hey! Great idea thank you for the suggestion. I'll see if I can combine it with Dungeon Ballerz as we have some framework in place already for different approaches.

Thank you for the kind words! Yeah they do a good job with their UI. I might revisit different areas if there's a demand for it. I might bring the next ones over to Figma instead of Illustrator though.

Yo Tom, thanks finding this little section on RUclips and for reaching out. The work you’ve done on the LoR UI is aesthetic and inspiring. Hope you are doing good?

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm doing well, still at Riot making UI. Really enjoyed this video, and really identified with your want to build a community, I'm trying to connect with a wider range of UI designers across the industry, but it's hard!

@Tomukus Good to hear it Tom. Yeah that’s it. I think that would make a massive difference to my day to day for sure, being connected to other designers and artists. Being a remote worker it can be quite quiet sometimes, and you can lose that magic that happens when you bounce ideas and inspiration off of each other. I do often wonder how other designers and artists feel on this subject matter…

Ah yeah sorry about that. I'll get the file added to the description.

Hey! Thank you and good to hear they are helpful. I’ll take a look and add it to the list!

Hey! Good question mate. You can create things within Photoshop and then copy or import the PNGs over to Figma, but you will be limited in certain areas as they will just be bitmap images/pngs. You could copy/export the Photoshop objects to Illustrator then export the svg data to then bring in to Figma, a bit painful to have to do that though, and you might lose some styling as not all Photoshop effects translate to SVG data as far as I'm aware. You could create your entire UI in Photoshop and then bring it over to Figma as PNGs to make an interactive prototype. It really depends on the objective in this case really and maybe you can completely bypass Figma in that instance. If anyone has another solution for this let us know.

Thanks Bro! Good to hear you like them and that you are getting stuck in.

Hey! I was able to find it from a random search. But if you type in 'Supercell Magic Font' in to Google you should see a Git repository appear and from there you can download the font, if you're unsure about git stuff then there was also a page that comes up called FreeFonts.

Thank you! Yeah I love this style. Never played that game, I think I have it in my steam library so I’ll give it a play.

Awesome mate! That's cool to hear that the videos are helping you on your way - fun times ahead for sure. I'll definitely be getting more content out, which I hope will help.

@@WarrenWintersUI Your video actually nudged me to start doing some mockups of my own. Literally just sat down to reproduce the Mini Motorways UI. Thanks again.

@falewhail5394 Ah man quality, glad to hear you’re trying things out! Let me know how it goes.

I’ll see if I can locate the file and relink it! Thanks for watching.

@@WarrenWintersUI thanks bro

Apologies for the delay I've just relinked the file. Adobe CC killed cloud files so I had to find this on an old Mac drive. Hope it helps.

@@WarrenWintersUI thanks bro

Thank you so much! I think you are perfectly placed to become that ultimate UI rockstar in the industry which is a technical UI programmer, technical UI artist or something similar to that. I'm not a programmer at all, but if I was capable of doing it I would explore custom UI programming with C# within Unity. From simple stuff like manipulating or creating custom UI objects and their components via code as well as exploring tools like LeanTween to discover how you can use libraries and bend them to your will. I would even say if you get really into that fusion of code and art then creating shaders using HLSL or ShaderGraph is really fun! There's a lot of fun to be had with a combination of programming and design skills, let me know how you get on!

Means a lot bro! You've got a great content also, would love to do a cross-channel collab with you at some point.

@@WarrenWintersUI bro, no way you said it. I just had the same idea when I saw your channel!! Would love the collab!!

That’s so cool to hear! We’re just finishing up some features and we’ll get it out there for you.

That’s awesome, glad it was helpful. Yeah good suggestion, so many nice things happening in that game.

Thanks man! Yeah that’s cool, it’s what we’re aiming for. We’ve got plans to make an AR feature for it too. I’ll follow up with a unity tutorial!

Hey! My pleasure thanks taking a look - I hope you enjoy it.

Thank you my friend! It's a pleasure to have you here.

Hey, sorry for the delay! Yeah I'll add it to the community and post a link today.

Thanks mate! Yeah that's a good call regarding saving the fx panel's style. Yeah working in grey scale should get you something close to be honest and more often than not that's how I prepare my assets for Unity and then I use the image components colour option to tint the greyscale button. It's not always 1:1 but get's you really close, so doing that in Figma is a decent process for sure.

Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it.

Hey! Mikado Bold Demo, you should be able to get it from Font Spring or Dafont. 👍

Thank you for the kind words, that's awesome. Exciting times ahead!

Yeah it's awesome. Definitely encourages me to spend more time creating this type of UI style within figma.

That's a great suggestion. It's probably possible to create it in Figma, though I imagine in this case they used Photoshop. I will add it to the list!

@@WarrenWintersUI thank you, sir! I really wanna see/learn the entire UI design process, tools and techniques used for games like these, it seems most videos about it on YT are about creating UI, menus for mobile games or teaching the basics of widgets in Unreal Engine

Thanks for taking a look. It’s a good suggestion I will add it to the list 🤘

Hey, that’s cool! Thanks for taking a look and for reaching out, I’m glad you’re getting some value from it. 🤘

Hey Carlos, good to hear from you again. Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback too!

That’s awesome to hear dude, glad to have you here and you’ve got a great journey ahead of you!

Finally we can see some process behind, super cool!

Hey Ken! That's a good suggestion for sure - it's been on my radar and I think it'll be a good thing to add to the channel.

It's my pleasure bro! Thank you for looking and getting involved.

Hey! Thanks for the comment. Yeah I’ve been in the industry quite a while now. There isn’t anything really solid that stands out course wise (specific to game UI) I’m hoping to contribute to that space though. Any Graphic Design, UX, Web Design and App design courses will help though. One thing to remember is that good UX/UI is easily transferred across industries so your current skills and interest puts you in a good position. It’s just a case of practicing what you learn and applying it. If you lack a portfolio specific to the industry the best thing I’ve found is to show your passion with creating your own UI, dissecting existing UI, working on indie games and essentially creating your own portfolio. This is such an interesting topic that I might make an entire video on it, would that be of interest?

I’m currently taking a UX/UI course for video games called UI Peeps :)

@@carlosViMar Thanks for the suggestion dude! How are you finding it?

@@WarrenWintersUI Thanks for the suggestions and yes, i would appreciate a entire playlist of this topic haha.

@@carlosViMar Thanks man