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Your task is to design a

Generated with prompt: Your task is to design a mock-up for a survival game. 16:9 optimized for both mobile and desktop. Below are the content that need to be in the UI, but the style and layout is up to you to suggest. INFO SECTIONS (passive display) 1. Vitals: five numeric stats, each 0-100 — Hunger, Thirst, Warmth,    Fatigue, Health. 2. Injuries: a list of currently active injuries (empty most of the    time). Each listed injury has a paired "Treat" action, which is only    enabled when treatment is currently possible. 3. Weather: current storm status — one of: no concern, a storm forecast    arriving in N days, or a storm currently active. 4. Day / time: the current day number and/or time of day. Time    advancement is a core mechanic (see "Wait" below), so this should    read as always-current, glanceable information. 5. Location description: one to two sentences of narrative text    describing the player's current location and any notable state    there (e.g. wildlife present). ACTION GROUPS 6. Contextual actions: buttons whose presence or enabled state depends    on current game conditions — what's at this location, what    location features are here, what wildlife is present, what    equipment the player holds, whether an injury can be treated,    whether an escape method is currently viable. This group's contents    change constantly during play — sometimes empty, sometimes several    buttons. Examples of the KINDS of actions that belong here: gathering    materials at this location, scavenging a location feature, hunting    or trapping wildlife, treating an injury, attempting to escape. This    is a general category, not a fixed list — do not treat any single    example as the complete set. 7. Wait: a single always-available control that advances time by one    hour. Not conditional — always present and always enabled. 8. Tool navigation: a fixed set of five always-available entry points,    each opening a dedicated screen — Map, Journal, Inventory,    Experiment, Crafting. 9. View switch: a fixed set of two always-available controls that    change what the main view is currently showing — the player's    current wilderness location, their shelter, or construction status    at this location — rather than opening a separate screen the way    Tool Navigation does. 10. Settings: a single entry point to preferences/save management. The     only true system-level control in this HUD — distinct from every     action group above, which are all gameplay actions.