Ar vr design
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Augmented and virtual reality interface design including spatial UI, 3D interaction, and immersive experience patterns.
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Ar Vr Design
AR Design Principles
- World-anchored: UI elements attached to real-world surfaces.
- Minimal HUD: Don't clutter the real-world view.
- Lighting-aware: UI adapts to environment brightness.
- Occlusion: Virtual objects hidden behind real objects.
VR Design Principles
- Comfort first: Avoid motion sickness. Fixed reference points.
- Spatial audio: Sound direction matches visual position.
- Readable text: Minimum 1.5° angular size (~32px at arm's length).
- Interaction range: Content within arm's reach for interaction.
UI Placement
- Head-locked: Moves with user's head. Use sparingly (HUD, notifications).
- World-locked: Fixed in 3D space. Use for spatial content.
- Body-locked: Follows user but with lag. Use for menus.
- Gaze-following: Faces the user. Use for information panels.
Input Methods
- Gaze + dwell (look at button for 1-2s to activate).
- Hand tracking (pinch, grab, point).
- Controller (ray-casting, trigger, grip).
- Voice commands (hands-free interaction).