HALO INFINITE
BATTLE PASS + PROGRESSION VISUAL DESIGN

THE CHALLENGE

Halo Infinite needed a flexible battle pass and progression system for its free-to-play multiplayer experience. A key differentiator was allowing players to continue progressing previously purchased battle passes even after the season/operation's Live end date.

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MY ROLE

I owned the visual design and specification of the battle pass and progression screens, including their widgets, visual states, and supporting assets. This included:

• Battle Pass Summary Screen and Widgets

• Challenge Screen and Widgets

• Main Menu Battle Pass and Challenge Widgets

• Challenge Type Icons and Rarity Styling

• Level and Progress Components and Styling

• Battle Pass Switcher Screen and Widgets

• S02 Lone Wolves Logo

• End-of-Match Progression and Reward Unlocks

• Battle Pass Reward Track Screens

• Battle Pass Reward Inspection Screens

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DESIGN APPROACH

With approximately one week to design the screens alongside UX wireframes, I prioritized edge cases early (including accessibility, text scaling, and completion states) to reduce iteration later.

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I worked closely with UX, Technical Art, Technical Design, and Production to ensure the visual system could accommodate the breadth of progression states and seasonal content.

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EXECUTION

I systemized the styling of components to create consistency and cohesion across multiple seasons/operations. I componentized the widgets and their visual states in Figma, designing them on-grid and responsively for accurate implementation.

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I also created Photoshop templates that allowed Production Artists to efficiently create and export season- and Operation-specific assets.

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THE RESULT

The released system gave players a persistent progression path across seasons and Operations, encouraging continued multiplayer engagement while allowing previously purchased Battle Passes to remain relevant (and even collectible for completionists) after its Live end date.