Rollin’ It

An Accessible Dice Roller for Every Party Member

UX • Visual Design • Branding • Prototype

Overview

Every adventuring party deserves a chance to roll. Rollin’ It is a mobile dice roller crafted for tabletop gamers with fine motor limitations — offering a clean, gesture-based experience designed to keep everyone in the game. Whether you're a seasoned DM or a brand-new bard, this app makes sure the dice are always in reach.

My Role

UX + UI design for the full experience
Branding and visual design with a playful fantasy feel
Interaction design focused on ease-of-use and clarity
Prototyping and user testing to ensure accessibility stayed center stage

Design Priorities

Gesture-Based Input: Roll a d20 with just a tap, swipe, or shake — no tiny interface saves
High-Contrast Visuals: Designed for visibility in dim taverns or bright conventions alike
Simplified Flow: No stat blocks to sort — just select your die and roll

Core Features

Quick-pick for standard dice sets (d4 through d20)
Multi-dice rolling for spellcasters and rogues who really need that sneak attack
Clean roll history so no one fudges the math
Custom color themes to match your alignment (or mood)

Reflection

Rollin’ It was born from a love of tabletop games and a belief that accessibility should never be a critical fail. It proved to me that inclusive tools can still be fun, beautiful, and tailored for adventure.

Rollin’ It

An Accessible Dice Roller for Every Party Member

UX • Visual Design • Branding • Prototype

Overview

My Role

Design Priorities

Gesture-Based Input: Roll a d20 with just a tap, swipe, or shake — no tiny interface saves

High-Contrast Visuals: Designed for visibility in dim taverns or bright conventions alike

Simplified Flow: No stat blocks to sort — just select your die and roll

Core Features

Quick-pick for standard dice sets (d4 through d20)

Multi-dice rolling for spellcasters and rogues who really need that sneak attack

Clean roll history so no one fudges the math

Custom color themes to match your alignment (or mood)

Reflection

Rollin’ It was born from a love of tabletop games and a belief that accessibility should never be a critical fail. It proved to me that inclusive tools can still be fun, beautiful, and tailored for adventure.