Type: Quick Look
Project Duration: August 2017 &
August 2018
My Role: UX & UI Designer
Overview
Finding old League of Legends content can be really hard for players. Riot often releases narrative content tied to in-game release schedules and distributed in the form of microsites. Because these microsites are attached to campaigns and events tied to the game, once the event is no longer relevant they are often abandoned in the Internet void, making it very hard for players to access that content later. Additionally, new players completely miss out on the experience because they have no clear path for accessibility of old thematic content.
Our mission was to:
Lift all of our old, new, and future content to evergreen status.
Create a central location that’s easily accessible to players. Riot created a platform for players to learn more about the world of League of Legends -- Universe. It’s a place that holds a vast collection of art, narrative, comics, and videos of the world of Runeterra, and I believed this was the perfect location to create a central place for alt theme content.
Bundle content into thematic collections -- digital groupings of content which highlight specific themes from League of Legends.
Our team needed to create a central hub for all Star Guardian content, and the best opportunity to test our thinking was through the introduction of the new Star Guardians.
I go-designed the Star Guardian collection and it can be accessible through the Collections tab on Universe. In addition, I designed an improved story reader to address the need for chapter navigation in the Star Guardian short story, a missing feature from the old story reader on Universe.
Product Goals
Allow users to access all Star Guardian content in one place
Allow users to navigate easily within the collection
Intuitive navigation across the short story