Game UI Kits
Game UI explorations and kits: Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Satisfactory, and Raid Rush. The Zelda kit was featured on the Figma community homepage.
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UI is loudest in games.
Game UI lives in the hardest spot in design: it has to communicate fast, sit inside a living world, and never break the spell. These are personal studies of three very different games, rebuilt in Figma to understand how each one solves that problem.
Each kit is a complete component library (type, color, iconography, HUD states, menu flows) published on my Figma community profile for anyone to fork or learn from.
Zelda Breath of the Wild
A study of one of the most quietly confident UI systems ever shipped: restrained color, generous negative space, and iconography that feels carved rather than drawn. The kit covers the pause menu, inventory, map, runes, and shrine UI.
Satisfactory
A factory-builder lives or dies by its UI: players spend hours inside menus, build trees, and production graphs. This kit reconstructs Satisfactory’s industrial, schematic-style interface: build menus, the MAM tree, AWESOME shop, and HUD readouts.
Raid Rush
A mobile RPG UI kit: character screens, gear loadouts, raid queues, and the relentless economy of menus that mobile games run on. Built as a complete component set so the visual language stays consistent across every surface.
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Every kit is published on my Figma community profile, free to duplicate, fork, or rip apart for your own work.