Leveling Up UX/UI In Game Production

Join us for a livestream event covering UX/UI in Game Development! We are thrilled to welcome Principle UX/UI Designer Stephan Dube to the Gnomon stream. Stephan is a technology and design expert with over 25 years of experience in software technology, development, and video game design and has designed interfaces for AAA, VR/AR, console titles, and mobile apps for companies such as Meta and Arrivant. During this livestream event, Stephan will discuss the differences between UX and UI and the different roles and contributions you will find in a UX/UI team. He will also walk viewers through the steps for building a proper UX flow for onboarding players, discuss how to generate art assets in a non-destructive way for any game engine, and share his thoughts on how AI can be used to facilitate some UI tasks. If you’re interested in game development and curious how UX/UI factors into immersive game design, you won’t want to miss this stream! Stephan is passionate about sharing his knowledge with the community and will answer questions after his presentation. Events with closed captioning are available via Gnomon’s Facebook Page. - - - For over 25 years, Gnomon has educated many of the world’s best digital artists. Gnomon offers a variety of educational options to help students reach their goals in the entertainment industry, with full-time two- and three-year programs, specialized courses for high school students and over 100 individual courses for professional enrichment. Find out more at . Gnomon is committed to principles of equal opportunity: For more information regarding our campus events please visit: You can also follow Gnomon on: Twitch - Facebook - Twitter - Instagram - Gnomon events are sponsored by Lenovo. Lenovo Workstations are thoughtfully designed with customer-driven innovation and industry-leading reliability to provide ultimate usability and unparalleled performance. Boasting the first-ever AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO powered workstation, Lenovo’s ThinkStation P620 offers up to 64 cores – a new industry standard – and support for NVIDIA’s latest and most powerful RTX A6000 GPUs.