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User-Friendly VR Design

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A lot of considerations for VR design come down to mitigating motion sickness. Typography, audio, object movement- almost anything can contribute to motion sickness if done poorly. So while immersion, aesthetics, and user enjoyment are important aspects to consider in a VR experience, motion sickness should always be the primary consideration.

This document contains categories of VR design, with each category including tips and examples of good and bad design.

Check the bottom of this page for a link to all the references for this document!

Introduction to VR’s biggest hurdles

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Motion Sickness⁠

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Vergence-Accommodation Conflict⁠

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Movement

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Movement⁠

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View

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View⁠

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View Distortions⁠

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UI

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UI⁠

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Unity Ideal VR Font Size Calculator⁠

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Ideal VR Typeface List⁠

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Immersion

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Immersion⁠

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Important Concepts

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Important Concepts⁠

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Tips for Specific Experiences

Immersive Classroom

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Designing for Immersive Classroom⁠

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Visual Impairment Simulator

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Loading coda.io⁠

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References

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References⁠

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Investigate:

Oxford Medical Simulation

Head-controlled UI pointer

Bone Lab

Main menu low text readability at default distance

Big Bone Bowling motion sickness/15degree snap turning motion sickness/turn rate

Things to try with people:

Rec Room bowling eye strain

Engage splash screen text contrast

Engage content screen text contrast

Introduction to VR’s biggest hurdles

Important Concepts

Tips for Specific Experiences

Immersive Classroom

Visual Impairment Simulator

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