Immersive Mobile Games Portfolio
A curated selection of interface work focusing on navigation flows, tactile feedback design, and iconography systems. These abstract mockups represent the visual language we apply to gameplay mechanics, ensuring clarity in high-stakes moments.
RPG HUD Systems
Complex stat tracking visualized for quick glanceability.
Strategy Layers
Multi-level information hierarchy for tactical decisions.
Casual Entry Points
High-contrast onboarding flows for rapid user retention.
Monetization Flows
Frictionless purchase paths designed for high conversion.
Accessibility Panels
Inclusive controls ensuring playability for all users.
Social Competition
Visual ranking systems that drive engagement loops.
The Development Pipeline
Our production line follows a strict protocol to ensure visual consistency across thousands of device configurations. We don't just design screens; we engineer interaction patterns that scale.
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Concept & Wireframing Rapid prototyping of core loops using vector primitives.
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High-Fidelity Visuals Pixel-perfect assets optimized for Retina displays.
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Engine Integration (Unity/Unreal) Exporting atlases and implementing via UXML/UMG.
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QA & Device Matrix Testing touch targets and contrast ratios on 50+ devices.
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App Store Optimization Iconography and preview video graphics generation.
Why This Matters
In the mobile market, a 0.5-second delay in response time correlates directly with a 15% drop in retention. Our pipeline eliminates these friction points through rigorous motion design principles.
Based in London, Designing for the World
Our team operates at the intersection of art and engineering. We are a collective of technical artists, UI engineers, and UX researchers who share a singular obsession: making mobile interfaces feel alive. Living in a city defined by constant innovation, we apply that same energy to every pixel we push. We believe that great mobile game design isn't just about how it looks, but how it guides the player through a journey of discovery and mastery. From the first sketch to the final build, we maintain a standard of precision that turns casual players into dedicated fans.
tiplita.com Field Guide: Mobile UI Principles
Core Decision Criteria
When evaluating a mobile game interface, we look for three distinct markers of quality. These are the benchmarks we use internally to assess whether a design is ready for production.
- 1. The "Thumb Zone" Ergonomics Critical interaction points (primary actions, inventory, navigation) must sit within the natural arc of the user's thumb. If a player has to shift their grip to tap "Attack," the design has failed.
- 2. Motion with Purpose Animation must explain state changes. A button that glows implies "active." A menu that slides in implies hierarchy. We avoid motion that exists purely for decoration; every millisecond of animation serves an instructional purpose.
- 3. Information Density High-stakes moments (combat, transaction) require low visual noise. Quiet moments (inventory, map) can carry higher density. Contextual density adjustment is the hallmark of elite mobile design.
Myths, Facts & Glossary
"Dark mode is always better for battery and visibility."
Inconsistent Touch Targets: Mixing 44px and 58px buttons in the same view confuses muscle memory. Always standardize primary actions to at least 48px height for reliable touch accuracy.
Signals of Trust & Quality
Assets match engineering specs within 0.1px tolerance.
All UI animations optimized for 60fps target on mid-range devices.
Tested on screen sizes from iPhone SE to 12.9" tablets.
Scenario: The "High Stakes" Transaction
"We worked with a partner where a 'Buy Coins' button was hidden below the fold. By applying our Field Guide principles, we moved the CTA to the 'Thumb Zone' and added a micro-animation that pulsed during the game's 'loot' phase. The result was a 22% reduction in support tickets regarding 'missing currency' because the flow became obvious, not opaque."
Start Your Project
Discuss your visual requirements with the London studio. We accept briefs for UI/UX design, asset pipelines, and full production support.