I design, animate, and build interfaces for Roblox games. Shops, HUDs, menus, and full systems, delivered working inside Studio.
DoBig
Novaly
Every project ships animated and wired up, tested in Studio before it reaches you.
I design, animate, and build interfaces for Roblox games, and everything I make arrives working inside Studio instead of sitting in a Figma file. Shops, HUDs, menus, quest hubs, full systems. Responsive scaling, interactive states, and a hierarchy your developers can actually build on. Let's build something players remember!
Organized by system, so you can find the part of your game that needs the most help.
Storefronts, bundles, and purchase flows built to be understood and used in the first second.
Health, currency, abilities, minimaps: the always-on layer, kept calm and legible under pressure.
Quest hubs, battle passes, and reward loops that read at a glance and keep players coming back.
Main menus, settings, and lobbies that set the tone the moment your game loads.
Deep systems like inventories, crafting, and trading, engineered to feel simple instead of overwhelming.
Five interfaces, each designed and then built in Studio. Open any shot full size to read the detail.
A main and side quest hub with tracked objectives, location tags, and a reward rail, built to stay readable as the quest list grows.
UI design · Studio build
Bundle and VIP offers with clear value framing, priced tiles, and a purchase flow a player understands in the first second.
UI design · Studio build
Daily, weekly, and seasonal tabs with locked states, progress counters, and a pick-a-reward step at the end of the loop.
UI design · Studio build · Animation
An ingredient and modifier crafting screen with live flavour bars and a star rating that responds as the player builds a recipe.
UI design · Studio build · Animation
A tabbed store with gamepasses, cases, and boosts, plus a gifting panel wired alongside it for sending items to friends.
UI design · Studio build
Every package covers your game's full interface, implemented in Roblox Studio. You get a fixed quote before anything starts.
$450+/project
Enough to launch
$800+/project
A complete front end
$1,400+/project
A full design system
Every package is quoted against your game's actual screens. You'll get the exact list, in writing, before anything starts.
Larger scopes and ongoing studio work: get in touch for a tailored quote.
Four steps, no surprises. You know the price and the timeline before anything begins.
Choose Starter, Core, or Complete, or just tell me what your game needs and I'll tell you which one fits. You get a fixed quote and a real timeline before anything begins.
50% upfront to lock your slot. Send me your game, your references, and anything you already have. I'll come back with questions before I open Figma.
Every screen gets designed with all its states, then built in Studio with responsive scaling and a clean hierarchy. Interactions and animation are wired up and tested before you see it.
Final 50% on delivery. You get organized, properly named Studio files, ready for your developers.
TangerineClientFast, efficient, and communicated the whole way. Implemented every revision without complaint and checked in after to make sure I was happy.
Priced per project, not per screen. Packages cover your game's full interface, and implementation in Studio is included in every one. You get a fixed quote against your actual screen list before work starts.
Package prices are a starting point that depends on how many screens your game needs and how complex they are. You always get a fixed number in writing before anything begins.
Starter covers smaller projects. Tell me what you need and I'll quote it.
Yes, always, in every package. Built directly in Studio with responsive scaling, correct anchoring, and a hierarchy your developers can work in.
Yes. Interactive wiring is included from Core up, so tabs switch and panels open without your developers writing menu plumbing. Complete adds a full animation pass with tweening and transitions.
It depends on scope. Starter runs 1 to 2 weeks, Core 2 to 3, and Complete 3 to 4. You get a real timeline before any work begins, and I keep you updated throughout.
Absolutely. I can refine, rebuild, or extend what you already have while keeping it consistent with your game's identity, so there's no need to start from zero.
Every package includes a fixes window, 7 to 60 days depending on tier. If something breaks or needs adjusting inside that window, I handle it.
Your game, the problem you're solving, and any references you like. Rough is fine. I'll turn it into a plan and a timeline.
Tell me about your game and where you are in development. I'll recommend the right package and send a fixed quote before any work starts. Discord is the fastest way to reach me.
I reply within 12 hours.
