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UI roadmap for Unreal.
UI Foundry is expanding toward a UI-native framework for motion, layout, theming, materials, particles, text, validation, and production tooling for Unreal UI teams.
Roadmap note Some planned features may shift to post-release, change significantly, or be dropped entirely.
Ship Next
Shared DevTools, cross-module validation, responsive layout, text motion, preset recipes, and motion accessibility guardrails.
High Value Foundations
Design tokens, Figma-aware pipeline bridges, theme-driven runtime styling, stronger data flows, and cinematic Sequencer tracks.
Showcase Layers
Reactive particles, hologram compositing, motion-rich materials, atmospheric presets, and expensive-looking effects that stay bounded and profileable.
The roadmap centers on a clear build sequence: stabilize the current particle and tooling baseline, ship shared DevTools and validation, then expand into responsive layout, text motion, material reactivity, and guided migration workflows.
Where UI Foundry is heading
The master roadmap positions UI Foundry as a production-safe Unreal UI framework that combines motion, layout, theming, materials, text, particles, profiling, and migration tooling into one coherent system.
This is a direction marker, not a ship list. Items may move to post-release, return in narrower form, or not ship at all.
Core pillars
- UI-native motion systems with inertia, springs, settling, and transition continuity
- Animated reflow, Motion List, breakpoints, safe zones, and responsive layout primitives
- Layout-preserving text motion with Sequencer-aware reveal workflows
- Material and SDF reactivity tied to particles, motion, and widget state
Production confidence
- Shared warnings, budget summaries, capture/replay, and interaction debugging
- Reduced-motion, flash-risk, contrast, and localization stress validation
- Screenshot diff regression workflows for themes, states, and animation frames
- Preset libraries, onboarding recipes, and migration guidance for existing UMG projects