HUDS+GUIS
Fictional user interfaces from film and television, tagged by the thing on screen: cockpit, dna, holographic, scanner
Tier B · UsefulGalleryReferenceDirectoryhudsandguis.com
HUDS+GUIS collects fictional user interfaces, the screens designed for film and television. Jono Yuen writes it, and each entry names the production, the date and the kind of interface. The tagging is the useful part, because it names what is actually on the screen rather than a genre. An entry for Jurassic World Rebirth carries map, schematics, dna, security and future lab. One for Andor Season 2 carries space, cockpit, medical, spy, analogue, retro, elevator, tablets, utilitarian, industrial, scanner and holographic. A brief asking for a diegetic medical readout resolves to a tag. Screen design for film is where interface ideas get tried without a shipping constraint, and a good deal of it later arrives in real products. The site also sells a book, FUI: The Book, and carries Articles and Resources. It publishes a sitemap but no llms.txt.
For an agent
Search by the tag, not the film. The tags name the artefact: cockpit, scanner, holographic, medical, schematics, dna, analogue, retro. That maps to a brief better than a title does. Use it when a brief asks for an interface that has to look advanced rather than be usable. Screen design for film answers that question directly and a product gallery cannot. Read the entries, not just the images. Each carries the designer's name and a date, so the work is traceable to a person, which is rare in a screenshot collection.
Why it is here. Fictional interfaces are where the visual language of the next decade gets rehearsed with no shipping constraint. Almost nothing else catalogues that work with real attribution.
Facts
- License
- Unknown
- Pricing
- Free, Paid
- Framework
- Not applicable
- Styling
- Not applicable
- Distribution
- Browse-only gallery or archive
- Platform
- Web
- Content type
- Screenshots / screens, Prose / writing, Video
- Agent readiness
- Machine-readable index
- Accessibility
- Unknown
- Maturity
- Actively maintained
- Pricing detail
- Free to browse. A book, FUI: The Book, is sold through the site's shop, and the site asks for support through a coffee link and a membership.
Notable for
- fictional interfaces from film and television
- tags like cockpit, scanner, holographic and dna
- entries attributed to named designers
- publishes FUI: The Book
- sitemap but no llms.txt
Provenance
Verified 2026-08-30. HTTP 200. https://www.hudsandguis.com/ 200, 130 KB; the navigation holds "FUI: The book", Articles, Resources, About, "Join us" and a cart; entries include "Jurassic World Rebirth UI Designs — Film, GUIs — Jono Yuen — July 11, 2026" tagged map, schematics, dna, security and future lab, and "Andor Season 2 — Film, HUDs, GUIs — Jono Yuen — June 10, 2026" tagged space, cockpit, medical, spy, analogue, retro, elevator, tablets, utilitarian, industrial, scanner and holographic. /sitemap.xml 200 and /llms.txt 404. Listed under Inspiration on designengineer.tools.
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