I turn complex mechanics into intuitive player experiences.
Studios lose millions in player churn because of cluttered UX and heavy onboarding. I solve that with over 10+ years shipping titles like Call of Duty: MW3 & Star Wars: Hunters.
I’m a down-to-earth collaborator who delivers production-ready UX/UI that impact on key metrics.
But I don’t just design screens, I build the systems and try to understand human behaviour.
Say hello ABDIJNOOR@GMAIL.COM I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
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Read MoreThe success of the iPhone interface spurred a wave of innovation in the design of playful interfaces. Designers began to incorporate more tactile and haptic feedback into their designs, creating interfaces that responded to the user's touch with vibrations and other physical sensations. These interfaces were not just visual but also tactile, providing users with a more immersive and engaging experience.
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