JOB DESCRIPTION
3MetaD needs a card template and marketing flyer for our new car game called RC Duels. The marketing flyer should be eye-catching and promote the game well. They need illustrations for the card game deck UI, which will be used in the game and on the product packaging.
MY ROLE
Duration
KEY GOAL
Graphic Designer
5 Days
Creativity
Tools
Figma
FIRST ROLE
The design needs to show that they have a strong understanding of UI design principles and how to apply them to create a visually appealing and user-friendly interface.
Step 1
I made the cards using figma adding stats and the levels of each car indicating the rarity and class of said card. I added color coordinations to each card to indicate the class of the card. Red being the focus of speedy cars.Blue being a focus on handling. Yellow being a more balanced class. I then worked on the back of each card making more of a futuristic glow around the logo.
Step 2
Optional part of the project - The box art I made from scratch using the details given to me in the brief. It was an art I really wanted to try that aligns with company goals from the brief. I made the logo and added it to the very front of the box including text that says, “guaranteed rare inside!’’ because card collectors would be excited to see which one, they receive. It might be the very card they would be hoping to get.
Step 3
I tried my best to make the poster pop as much as possible adding some art to the icon. I put some of the featured cards that may come out of the packs to encourage anybody that's a fan of cars by putting 3 known popular race cars from research. Also shown in the text that there are unique stats between each car drawn from packs. I also put a fake launch date just for a little added touch.
TITLE OF THE CALLOUT BLOCK
LESSONS LEARNED
Designing a product involves the participation of UX Design elements such as research.
Having to look up the latest trends and understanding what attracts "nowadays users", played a big role in designing everything with this project. From the cars that are popular, to the more futuristic look of the cards themselves.