VirtualReality
and Augmented Reality

1. Immersion Assess how effectively the VR environment engages users and minimizes distractions.

2. Control Mechanisms Test for ease of use, responsiveness, and intuitive navigation within the VR space.

Empathize: Empathize Explore user needs for immersive experiences, such as ease of navigation and comfort during prolonged use.

Define: Identify pain points like motion sickness, unintuitive controls, or limited interactivity.

Ideate: Ideate Develop innovative solutions for ergonomic controls, natural interaction gestures, and visually engaging environments.

1.Home Environment - Sketch virtual lobbies or home screens with intuitive menus and navigation options. - Include wireframes for gaze-based selection, gesture controls, and VR controller interactions.

2.Navigation and Interaction - Design pathways and teleportation systems for VR movement. - Wireframe interactive elements like buttons, panels, and 3D objects with haptic feedback zones.

1.Immersive Environments - Design visually stunning, high-fidelity 3D environments to captivate users and enhance immersion. - Use natural lighting, textures, and realistic physics to create a sense of presence.

2.Seamless Integration - Ensure that AR objects blend naturally with the real-world environment through accurate lighting, shadows, and scaling. - Avoid jarring visual contrasts between AR elements and the physical world.

1.Design Thinking - Use empathy and ideation to understand user needs and create immersive, intuitive VR environments. - Prototype VR scenarios early to validate usability and immersion.

2.Contextual Design - Focus on understanding the environment in which AR will be used to ensure seamless integration of digital elements with real-world settings. - Incorporate environmental mapping and object recognition as core components.