GDC tends to be a bit techy, so no surprise there was a presentation on menus. BUT. Destiny menus, which makes it far more interesting.
Given that Destiny's UI (that's user interface if you're not a GDC type person) is a lovely smooth experience. It's interesting to see its evolution via a talk entitled “Tenacious Design and The Interface of Destiny,” by Bungie lead UI designer David Candland (as reported by Kotaku).
Destiny's swooshy cursor wasn't an overnight success, with Candland saying it took a lot of work to perfect elements like the feedback when you pass over a selectable element - the pointer slows veeery slightly, and the bit you've reached expands to add an element of response from the game.
These shots are apparently mainly mocks ups and concepts created during development so these weren't working prototypes, rather a valuable step along the way to what we eventually got.
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