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游戏ui设计法则（Game UI design rules） 15 golden rules for game UI design 4 days ago upload / 0 people collection / you are thirty-eighth visitors, non original works My best friend has shown me the latest iPhone and iPad editions of speed.. The gameplay is impressive, and its an excellent game. However, the front end of the game is a typical UI design deviation case. But there is a lot of content, data, etc. in the interface, and it provides too much content when the player has no time to make a decision. These can dramatically change their game experience, but they appear when players are often not feeling any change. This prompted me to think about the golden rule of UI design. Here are the UI design methods that I think should be used to create the best experience. To be honest, these rules are just general practice and are not entirely applicable to all of your UI designs. 1. Start the game by clicking the button no more than 3 times. ID can do this in online games such as Thors hammer 3, so you can do it. Players dont want the game to keep coming up to them, requiring them to understand and even influence the games data. Playing games is their first thought. You cant add 20 minutes of content to the game for the first time in 15 minutes, which drives the player crazy. 2, hide complexity. This is where the advanced tab works. When introducing a player to gameplay experience, all the currently irrelevant contents (such as any default and unlikely change) need to be hidden in other dialogs. The idea is not to remove the complexity of the game (which is a proper practice), but not to present the complex content immediately. Of course, you can allow players to change parameters, but dont even ask them to see what parameters you can change. Those who want to do this will naturally find options that will help them achieve their goals, but remember that the percentage of players trying to change parameters is less than 50%. For more than 50% of the game player, as long as you