Colleen Albert - Fantasy UI

PROJECT GOALS

1. Choose an existing character, ship, story, universe

2. Develop a visual style that fits the character, ship, world, universe, etc.

3. Make a moodboard and a styleboard to show us what you’re thinking.

4a. Determine what screens, data and controls are required to visualize the functions.

4b. Determine what interactions and animations needs to occur to convey the information to the viewer. Include navigation / transition between the functions.

4c. Determine the interaction model.

FEATURES BREAKDOWN

CHARACTER: Katya Kazanova, Cyborg (Archer)

SCENARIOS: General/specific targeting, profiling, threat assessment, utility visual modes/displays, internal status/statistics, information access, video/sounds comm

INTERACTIONS: Internally controlled (eye tracking and mental), possible voice controls

Confirmation feedback: Visible select (color, outline, text positioning), flash for confirm, active vs inactive states, noticeable visual differences

FLOWS:

Targeting: Standard view > select mode > start up transition > generic target sorting/tracking >

specific select > zoom profile > track

UI ELEMENTS:

Universal: Branding, name/codename, agent status, small navigation map (include architecture if available, positioning of people), time and coordinates by map, incoming data flow, necessary internal stats, incoming warning

General assessment/targeting: Color levels/que, toggle vision type, double flash ques zoom

Specific targeting: Name, occupation/agent status, weapon highlight, position comparison, add tracker

Zoomed targeting: Name, occupation/agent status, height, weight, profile description, body/facial language readings,
Utility: Skeleton, motor/hydraulic stats, fluid levels, temperature, percent operating efficiency, repairs, percent strength being used, speed, acceleration, sound monitoring/translation

MOOD AND STYLE BOARDS

FINAL VIDEO