<h3>Summary</h3>
<p>Early this year I got the chance to work with the OOPA NFT team. Our goal was build a Subnet and use our tech here a GoGoPool to host it for the Party Mansion team. I was given the task of creating a page design that would match the 8-bit style that the team had already crafted as a part of their established brand. This was definitely a rush job, and I had a full plate of GoGoPool tasks and management to work on. But it was great to be able to connect with these folks and produce what ended up being a cool game.</p>
<h4>Wireframing</h4>
<p>There wasn't a whole lot of direction here other than a couple of references to what data would be displayed for the players. UX, as always, had to be considered and we went through quick iterations on the wireframes and flowcharts.</p>
<p><img src="/images/posts/hunting-party-game-ui/hp-wireframe-1.png" alt="Wireframe 1">
<img src="/images/posts/hunting-party-game-ui/hp-wireframe-2.png" alt="Wireframe 2">
<img src="/images/posts/hunting-party-game-ui/hp-1.png" alt="Comp 1">
<img src="/images/posts/hunting-party-game-ui/hp-2.png" alt="Comp 2"></p>


Early this year I got the chance to work with the OOPA NFT team. Our goal was build a Subnet and use our tech here a GoGoPool to host it for the Party Mansion team. I was given the task of creating a page design that would match the 8-bit style that the team had already crafted as a part of their established brand.

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8-Bit Game UI

Summary

Wireframing