UI/UX App Design @ Mixed Reality Age

Smartphone and smart glasses manufacturers like Google, Apple and Microsoft are increasing the number of available devices with mixed reality features. The environmental understanding capability allows the developers to create a totally new kind of experience for the users using framework like ARCore, ARKit or Microsoft Mixer Reality Toolkit. They provide a deep merging between the virtual and the real world around us. It's easy to make mistakes so the users can feel uncomfortable living the experiences with our AR apps. In this workshop we discuss the best approach to design good user interfaces and provide a shine natural interaction for the user based on mixed reality paradigm.

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2. About me GDG Bari community lead Computer Science Engineer CTO @ Wideverse
5. Toolkit IDE
12. Immersive spectrum Real World Computer-generated Real reality Augmented reality Virtual reality
20. USER ENVIRONMENT USER INTERFACE USER MOVEMENT OBJECT MANIPULATION
21. USER ENVIRONMENT
22. Table scale Room scale World scale Experience size
23. Experience size
24. Multiple surfaces
26. Go BIG
27. Ambient lighting Reflection Shading Shadows Specular highlight Shading Specular highlight Shadows
28. Lightning
30. Light trigger
31. Multiplayer pairing
32. USER INTERFACE
34. TOP-DOWN 360° Interactive menu placement SIDE-ON 180° contextual information placement
35. Boundaries
36. Offscreen marker
38. Popups
39. Target size
40. Screen UI
41. USER MOVEMENT
42. Encourage exploration
43. Occlusion problem
44. Occlusion by Niantic
45. Ease of access
46. User path
48. Inside object
49. OBJECT MANIPULATION
50. Touch interaction
51. Screen gallery
52. Reticle interaction
53. Precise selection
54. Virtual weight
55. Recap ➔ New interaction paradigm ➔ Immersive spectrum ➔ Differences between VR/AR/MR ➔ User environment ➔ User interface ➔ User movement ➔ Object manipulation
60. Q&A @mik3lantoni0 http://bit.ly/2O9vgPl Please rate this talk