Battlefield 6

Establishing the visual anchor for in-game cutscenes required crafting detailed style frames for cinematic interfaces. Execution focused heavily on precise post-production and colour grading to seamlessly integrate UI overlays into the environment’s lighting.

While tactical UI layouts for desktop and wearable displays, alongside motion concepts, were also developed, the primary goal was creating a polished, atmospheric aesthetic. This ensured complex data graphics and audio visualisations felt native to the world.

Translating the multi-layered desktop interface to a wearable mobile format required a complete architectural redesign. Mounted directly onto a soldier’s forearm, this specialised tactical device demanded a constrained, strictly utilitarian approach.

The layout was optimised for immediate legibility in high-stress environments, stripping away non-essential telemetry while retaining core functionality.

High-contrast assets ensured the mobile UI remained instantly scannable, perfectly mirroring the established visual language of the primary desktop version.

Designing the video communication interface required a strictly utilitarian approach, avoiding overly futuristic tropes in favour of grounded military functionality. The tactical popup UI was engineered to deliver critical visual and audio data instantly.

This exploration focused on balancing the live video feed with dynamic sound wave visualisations, ensuring the transmission felt authentic to modern combat hardware.

Developing real-time sound wave visualisations was central to this phase, establishing how audio data integrates natively within the video call interface.