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Peak Hour Revolution- Game UI & Visual Design
Recently, I worked on Peak Hour Revolution Game , where I was responsible for creating and refining the game’s visual direction. The project involved designing the game UI, icons, banners, visual elements, and overall presentation to create a cohesive and polished Friendly , colorful experience.
I focused on making the visuals engaging, readable, and consistent with the game’s theme while giving the interface a more professional and appealing look.
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