SoCal UX Camp 2016 - Frontiers of VR UX
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In this talk, UX Design & Gamification Strategist Edward Moore shares his insights and experiences within the emerging field of Virtual Reality in Los Angeles and how the rules of human computer interaction are rapidly changing. With anecdotes and experiences from multiple years of working on VR projects as a freelancer, Ed shares everyday, practical tactics for rapidly emerging VR/AR UX design conventions, how to adapt traditional user research methods toward VR projects, novel ways of leveraging game engines for rapid prototyping, and more!
This talk was originally presented at Cal State Fullerton at Socal UX Camp on August 6, 2016. |
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