Hii guys
I am always looking forward to connect with some amazing people out here
Especially if you are into
- Design
- UI UX
- Spatial design
- Freelancing
- Creating cool stuff using AI
Let's connect and grow together
#connect
Spatial UI can be much more than that.
It can include 3D objects, contextual controls, immersive environments, and interactions that respond to the user's surroundings.
One thing I find interesting about spatial design is that the environment itself becomes part of the experience.
A virtual object might sit on your table, a digital screen might appear beside your sofa, or an interface might respond to the room around you.
You tap, swipe, pinch and scroll.
But what happens when there's no screen to touch?
In spatial experiences You interact-
Hand gestures
Eye or gaze input
Controllers
Voice commands
Explore: https://t.co/r96eBtiI5j
In spatial design, depth is more than a visual effect.
It helps users understand -
▪︎What's closer and what's farther away.
▪︎Which elements need attention.
▪︎How objects relate to each other in space.
Comment down if you are a spatial designer :)
Three term you need to know as a spatial designer....
AR - Adds digital elements to the real world.
VRv- Places you inside a completely virtual environment.
MR - Combines digital content with your physical surroundings so they can interact.
Understand the difference!
What makes spatial design different?
Designing for a screen and designing for space are two very different things.
In traditional UI, we work with pixels and screens. In spatial design, we also think about depth, distance, scale, movement, and the user's physical environment.
Hello amazing designer !
I’ll be sharing what i’m learning, the tools i’m exploring, and useful resources along the way. Here’s a great starting point:
https://t.co/CL4NVEY79K
if you're curious about spatial design too, let's learn and #connect together!