Good Design is Why You’re Not Wearing AR Glasses

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Good Design is Why You’re Not Wearing AR Glasses

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Nov 6, 2018

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A few years from now, augmented reality may render most screens obsolete, as computing becomes integrated into the world around us. This presents a host of challenges for designers: What do we want an augmented reality world to look like?

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Nov 6, 2018

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A podcast about the stories behind interaction design. For UX/UI designers, graphic designers, and the design curious. Hosted by Adobe principal designer Khoi Vinh. Brought to you by Adobe and Gimlet Creative.

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Good Design is Why You’re Not Wearing AR Glasses

Good Design is Why You’re Not Wearing AR Glasses

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