User interface is a critical part of any game. Done well, it’s invisible and carefully woven into your application. If done poorly, however, it can frustrate users and detract from the gameplay experience.

Whether you’re using more traditional elements like health bars and pop-up messages, or elements completely embedded in the game world, such as showing stats on the back of a player’s survival suit, the UI is integral to immersing players in your game’s story, realm, and artistic style.

Start with this curated list of UI Toolkit blogs, get inspired by a small team that created a complex city-builder UI, or jump directly in the sample projects UI Toolkit sample – Dragon Crashers and QuizU, to learn how you can create and implement UI interfaces in Unity.