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title User interface design curriculum
description Learn best practices for creating user interfaces, including displaying critical information and implementing an art style.
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User Interface Design is the discipline of planning and implementing UI elements that either provide essential information for gameplay, or teach players how to complete unique user flows within your experiences.

You'll learn how to recreate high-quality UI elements for a first-person shooter laser tag experience by following step-by-step processes and best practices for following an art style, wireframing the structure and flow of UI information, and implementing UI designs within Studio.

This course is intended for readers who are familiar with general building concepts and tools in Roblox Studio. If you need help learning how to build an environment and navigating Studio's UI, try the core curriculum.

Course contents

Chapter 1 - Choose an art style
Learn how to [plan an aesthetic direction](choose-an-art-style.md) for your UI elements.
Chapter 2 - Wireframe your layouts
Learn how to [design the structure and flow](wireframe-your-layouts.md) of the information you want to communicate through in various workflows.
Chapter 3 - Implement designs in Studio
Learn how to [implement your UI layouts](implement-designs-in-studio.md) in Studio using both built-in and custom UI elements with scripts.

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