Design Do’s And Don’ts For Great AR

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Practical AR design rules: prefer 3D objects with animation, give clear affordances so users can touch to manipulate layers, and strip traditional mobile chrome for pixel economy around a live camera view. Test touchless flows using a reticle-based gaze selection plus a short progress-bar confirmation and audio/haptic feedback. Notes include mobile-first (smartphones/tablet viewers), examples like Google Cardboard and Zapr, and an engineer-built open-source test app for trying these patterns.

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1. 0:00Introduction to AR design
2. 1:28AR vs mixed vs virtual reality
3. 3:14AR platforms overview
4. 5:44Focus on mobile AR design
5. 6:29Designing digital objects in AR
6. 9:17Interface design principles for AR
7. 13:33Indicating interactivity in AR
8. 16:05Interaction design in AR
9. 20:23Best practices and testing in AR

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