Working in the field of Augmented Reality (AR) has been a fascinating journey. AR experiences are continuous and dynamic, but they can be interrupted by various factors, such as unexpected phone calls or the need for a restroom break. Therefore, during the design process, I focused on anticipating potential interruptions and ensuring a seamless return to the AR experience.

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To address this, I introduced a feature—a tiny tracker on the home page. This tracker allows users to easily pick up where they left off, even if they temporarily exit the app. It ensures a smooth and uninterrupted experience for users.

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In addition to the visual aspects of AR design, I also paid close attention to auditory elements. I aimed to immerse users in the AR experience by providing corresponding music. The music player was designed to play different types of music based on the theme of the exhibition users were visiting. To keep the focus on the exhibition content, I made a deliberate decision to remove the scrub bar from the music player, encouraging users to concentrate on the experience itself.

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Furthermore, I considered accessibility as a key aspect of my design. Recognizing that some individuals may have difficulty reading long paragraphs, I implemented an audio guide. This guide presents the sentences in a larger, bold font, enhancing accessibility for a wider audience. I'm eager to test and refine this feature to ensure an optimal experience, including determining the ideal speech speed and the appropriate content length for each section.

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In this way, my work in AR design has been driven by a commitment to user satisfaction, incorporating solutions that enhance the user experience and accommodate a range of needs and potential interruptions.