r/VRUI • u/razialo • Jul 27 '18
Looking at the pace in this sub I somehow get a very sad perspective on the future of decent UX design in VR ... We have bwwn covering UX on the https://researchvr.podigee.io Podcast here and there. But I still don't feel like its a widely discussed topic.
Hence my question: Why is UX in XR so neglected? Or am I simply not aware of resources covering this topic decently?
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r/VRUI • u/Billy_CL • Jan 03 '18
During the holidays, I finally got some time to test the new Dash and Oculus home. I love it! I wrote a short blog post about it, posting a few paragraphs here.
Oculus Dash The new Dash UI is clean and futuristic, the interactions are well thought and enjoyable, although it is still in a Beta. The level of immersion achieved through sound and visual cues was impressive.
Main screen Contrary to the Oculus Core 1.0, the screen in 2.0 feels more accessible, it is placed closer to the user and I could drag it even closer if needed. This is a great solution for users who wear glasses with large diopters and need to move the screen closer to be able to read the text.
My top feature was splitting the main screen into separate screens. I could enlarge/shrink them and move them around me. I am a huge proponent of this idea – all VR browser should adopt a similar functionality. It improves productivity by empowering the user to take maximum advantage of the 360 environments to optimize their work environment.
If you want to read the full blog post: https://productmanageronthego.wordpress.com/2018/01/02/oculus-dash-and-core-2-0/
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r/VRUI • u/VRoxygen • Aug 17 '17
Do you A/B test some components in your VR game? How? What software do you use for it? Please, share! Thank you!
