A light, stylized character select screen designed and animated for a fictional 2D fighting game called StickRift. This concept was created for the Jitter Hackathon, combining custom UI, original characters, and interactive motion. All visuals were built in Figma, and animated in Jitter.

Designed a full character select UI from scratch

Illustrated original stickman characters in Figma

Animated the full flow using Jitter

Crafted a consistent visual style rooted in shadow realms, glitch energy, and elemental powers

Created lore, stats, and growth paths for each character

A haunting entity from beyond. Disrupts enemies with psychic paralysis and mind control.

A plasma-born fighter who teleports and summons electrical storms.

The UI was designed for gamepad use, with subtle motion accents, glitch effects, and moody ambience. I built a layered visual hierarchy to showcase character tiers, power levels, and class types — all brought to life through clean animations in Jitter.

Figma (UI & Character Illustration)

Jitter (Animation & Motion Prototyping)

Cause why not? I love working on fun and challenging projects and blending game UX logic, interface design, illustration, and motion into one system. It pushed my creativity and let me explore world-building and interactive UI in a game context.

Clean UI isn’t enough — motion and personality bring it to life

Designing characters and gameplay systems helps you think like a game dev

Jitter + Figma is a killer combo for showcasing animated game interfaces