This approach is so helpful in designing for VR and AR.
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Designing a blended reality app for HP — Hewlett Packard— a UX case study
| Jul 14, 2019The following case study is part of a design challenge from HP + IED Barcelona. We developed first as a team of 8 people the design… Continue reading on Medium » Read the full article…
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2D vs 3D Immersive Interfaces (or that time I got into a Twitter war with John Carmack)
| May 26, 2019Should immersive products lead with a 2D or 3D approach? Continue reading on badvr » Read the full article…
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Transitioning to a Career in AR/VR Design
| May 22, 2019By Jake Blakeley Continue reading on Facebook Design » Read the full article…
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6 Things Every Mental Health Product Should Consider
| Feb 1, 2019Insights from a product designer and a licensed therapist Continue reading on Tradecraft » Read the full article…
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Changing the Narrative in Storytelling, Virtual Reality, and Product Design
| Nov 5, 2018We live in a solution-centric society that glorifies disruptive technology and products alike, but how do we create products without first… Continue reading on Georgia Tech MS-HCI » Read the full article…
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Throwing VR controllers out the window
| May 10, 2018A product designer take on the HTC Vive controllers Continue reading on Medium » Read the full article…
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VR Usability. Part 3
| Apr 14, 2018Why and how to test VR apps Article by Olga Ivanova, contact via olga@vroxygen.com VR, AR (XR) User Testing and Usability Studies. Contact Us: VR Oxygen Home Key Findings, Analysis, Hypotheses And lastly, I’d like to talk about analysis and evaluation. After the tests are done it’s time to study the findings and make some hypotheses, you… Read the full article…
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Podcast coverage: the current state of VR and pre-GDC thoughts and expectations
| Mar 19, 2018Article by Olga Ivanova, Product Designer, VR Oxygen https://ol-iva.comhttps://vroxygen.com with podcast contibutors Sara Hashkes, Micah Blumberg, Neilda Pacquing, Bernice Anne W. Chua. The link to podcast: https://youtu.be/MvF7gJjn2BE Olga Ivanova is a product designer and currently works on a VR simulation game. As well, at VR Oxygen she is helping companies and indie developers to create better… Read the full article…
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3 Books You Have to Read Before Designing for AR & VR
| Jan 9, 20183 Books You Must Read (Again) Before You Start Designing for AR & VR There is no shortage of books on design, but when designing for AR & VR, mediums that are at the early stages of reaching mass markets, it’s hard to know where to start. The three books I will discuss below help inspire… Read the full article…
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WTF Is Phenomenology in VR?
| Oct 16, 2017Five things to keep in mind when designing for VR Full immersion is key to believable VR experiences. There is a lot to learn from the long history of design and architectural theory: Phenomenology is a philosophy that focuses on users’ sensory perception of space and the use of light, space, proportion, material, sound and other… Read the full article…
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