About this project
Studio: Beenox
Role: UI Artist
Worked on this project:
from March 2020 to January 2021
Split my time on this project between the PC/ Team and the eSports Team. I mainly worked on the Settings menu and CoDCaster.
◆ This was my first project in UI. I proved to be a fast learner and was able to own a couple of small features and contribute significantly to the bugfix efforts.
◆ My role included high-fidelity mockups, in-engine asset and animation creation & bug fixing.
◆ CoDCaster is a HUD that was used specific for the eSports broadcast (Call of Duty League). It had it’s own art direction that was different from the game. So throughout my time on the project, I had to learn and execute these two different art directions.
1. eSports Team
The main feature the eSport team worked on was the CoDCaster. I was brought on the team to help it ship the CoDCaster for the 2021 season of the Call of Duty League (CDL).
I was responsible for designing widgets for the CoDCaster, building them in our UI Editor and coordinating with Scripters and Engineers for implementation. I was also responsible for adapting art assets used in the main game and restyling them for the CoDCaster (such as maps).
Teams Settings
Team Settings
Team Overview
Color Selection
Logo Selection
I was tasked with designing the Team Settings menu for the CoDCaster. This was available to players who were hosting competitions or tournaments to let they customize the apparance of each Team.
I designed the 4 sub-menus for this feature: Team Settings, Team Overview, Color Selection & Logo Selection. Since this feature was part of the Settings menu, I had to work closely with both the eSport Team and the Settings Menu team to ensure my designs were suitable for each team’s needs.
2. PC/Settings Team
Brightness Calibration
Keyboard Required
During my time on the PC Team, I worked on the Settings menu and overall PC bugfix. I was fortunate to work on the Brightness Calibration screen as this is something that all players got to see when they launched the game!
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