What would you recommend for learning AR for UX? 🤔Will you learn Unity? Let us know in the comments! 👇 ✅Check out our recent video on AR for UX here: 📺th-cam.com/video/rqAxyxEYdp8/w-d-xo.html
@@AJSmart Ar kits for mobile, other tools involved (blender, unity, what else?), how much coding should be known since they mention machine learning, and are only big companies offering these types of positions?
J: we need to learn tools that we've never had to look at before. Me: Cool, wouldn't it be great if.. J: If you're interested we can show you how we do that in our cha- ME: Take my money!
Ahahah thanks Carla! Which specific areas would you be interested in seeing? We ran a recent poll on our community tab here and people seem interested in practical UI / UX videos. But let us know which
@@AJSmart I love all those practical videos! Being that you're a thought leader in the field, I think it'd be great if we could learn the "how-to-behind-the-scenes" tools as well. Unity seems like a great candidate :) Keep up the amazing work!
I'm going down the AJ&Smart rabbit hole right now. Your channel has helped me stay motivated and learn new things. For example, I wouldn't have even considered learning AR/VR as a UX designer, but here we are. Good stuff.
Great new format talking to the camera, keep it coming! Also liked to see not only that video talking about your vision and thoughts of AR, but a video getting closer to the jobs, backing up what you said there. Great work.
Getting proficient with 3D and 3D engines is not as easy as learning photoshop. A lot of people study 3D for years to because employable. Start small with C4D lite and Blender tutorials, then climb up the ladders of the learning curve with Unity for instance. From my experience with AR/VR (prototyping for automotive), companies usually say design but they want 3D developers that can do it all. The holy grail...
Cool! Would be really nice video concept, that's the way to do it! Our design team have used Unity quite a lot already. We could aim to cover both going forward!
Learning Unity seems like a pretty broad stroke. I would like a bit of insight as to where to start. I'm going to start with the basics tonight but I'm not even sure what that entails. It's been on my to-do list for a while and I've recently been laid off of my first Product Design role, so... here we go!
Hey, yeh for sure, we'd recommend just playing around with it, learn some basics, and try to bring is some design principles into what you're doing. Let us know how you get on?
@@AJSmart I will definitely let you know how it goes once I get further along. So far I can see that there's a world potential if you can get pass the initial glaring UX/UI issues within the program itself. There are TH-cam videos Unity links to that explain how to start their tutorials, effectively giving instructions on how to start instructions. Pretty funny. If all else fails I'll do a case study on the usability of untiy! Seriously though, I'll touch base in a couple weeks once I've achieved something with the program.
AJ&S once again changing the game. We need those AR UI classes from them! Anything to teach these skills and only courses to guide beginnings to self teaching would be invaluable for the community! Seriously though I would also pay for such classes.
At San Francisco State we've been doing Unity and Blender in Interaction Design 2, and Interaction Design 3 is all about AR/VR. I'd throw Rhino3D on the list too... learned it when I was studying architecture and it is super versatile and easy to use.
There is a show on Amazon called Upload that shows off some pretty believable and interesting application to AR/VR and future tech. Also, the game called Heavy Rain has an FBI detective character that uses highly advanced AR glasses to solve murder cases. It's incredible how old that game was and how they perceived AR application for its time.
Having a (lost in time) 3D background, this might seem like the moment for everything in my head to come together. Those 3D videos would be exceptionally useful and interesting to watch!
Is there an advantage of knowing the basics of design when transitioning into VR/AR? So if you have a couple of years of interaction/ digital product design experience it wont be "wasted"? Do you think knowing how to build and use design systems for increased productivity within product teams is valuable? Can it make you stand out from the ux designers with more experience in the market? Also would love your take on design systems and the value it brings, as I have seen a sharp uprise in demand from clients.
So there are a lot of tutorials already on Unity/Blender, but not specifically for UX Designers. I am right now learning all this things and is pretty tough to get all the information that I really need, so I have seen maybe 100 hours of videos from which just 10% of the information is gonna help me design in AR. So yes, specific tutorials for UX designers would be great.
And I am curious, for what projects have you used Unity? and how? what did you achieved with this? I have just realized that for Unity is almost mandatory to code, which as a UX designer is not always the rule
I watch you guys frequently and hadn't realized I wasn't subscribed! So I've just subscribed. I wanted to know your thoughts on this matter - I REALLY want to start learning more about AR/VR, found some excellent introductory courses on udemy. But I don't have a VR set! I want to buy a Quest (ESPECIALLY to play Alyx), but apparently Facebook is working on a new one already. Not sure if I should wait until the new one comes out or just buy the current. The only thing holding me back from learning about VR is not knowing if i should buy the current Quest or wait until who knows how long til the new one comes out.
I think as you mentioned one year ago, AR and VR has come to a place where it going to expand massively. Please do a video with your experience how people should start doing this..how to start learning.
I see two major skilling trends/future for all of us the so-called "UX Designers" these days: 1- The Workshop Facilitator trend 2- The Mixed Reality (MR) Interaction Designer trend The first trend, imo, is evolving to something about organizing people interaction, expression and exchange of thoughts. It's great but at this point I am not sure it's still a Design job. Or at least it's not a specifically Design-school-educated people job. Anyone from a business-school or anyone extrovert enough can make it. The second trend is closer to what we are already. Besides evolving from basic 2D interface, besides we'll still need to mind human cognition ABC, it will also require to at least have basic notions of physiology and biomechanics (beyond the usual mobile thumbzone). One thing for sure: it still has room for creativity. Personally I'll pick the second one.
The more technology advances, the more whole design begins to resemble an alloy of creativity and programming. And since AR is already a mixture of both, I think any specialist should broaden the variety of skills for such topics. If people are capable to create astonishing interfaces in 3D or 2D, I can only imagine, what brilliant stuff they can do with AR.
Hey AJ&Smart team, feeling happy for subscribing to this channel. I would love to read some books about AR and VR, and at the same time about this "Unity". Because to understand about the actual UX it took around 3 months time with many resources available online and some books which lead us to great path due to Don Norman and IDF. So, if you can make videos which can guide us to the actual path on AR/VR. Please recommend some books to read.
thanks for the video.. would reallly love to learn unity .. and its application. if you can provide relatable links or your own video on it would be icing on cake . 🙂
I'm really interested and I am stated learning the stuff useful for VR/AR/XR and I will choose Unreal instead of Unity for some reason. Thank you for sharing.
Do you have any opinions of interaction-design.org ? It seems like a good resource. I am just getting into UX and want to learn the fundamentals to then specialize in AR. Any suggestions? Are bootcamps outdated?
Thanks for this video! As i understand - it's better to start learn 3D tools if i only start my career in design - don't spend time for usual 2D tools (Figma Sketch etc)..
Nice one Jonathan, love this field and cool to see you doing videos on it - Just bought an Oculus Quest this week, hoping to use it to prototype AR in VR :)
Cool amazing to hear Matthew! Which tools will you be using to Prototype? If you have any recommendations let us know and we can cover them in videos for others!
@@AJSmart I've just started learning Unity, so will start with that but I hope to build a test environment for imitating existing interactions and hopefully testing some of my own - What AR / VR lacks is some kind of Framer or Invision like tools for trying out ideas!
This field is already so competitive, I'd love for more AR resources. I just started getting familiar with Spark AR yesterday. Very basic stuff, but gotta start somewhere!
Oliver my deae bro my name is Tarun Pandita can you pleae pleae tell me how to apply for jobs in these private big mncs because i dont know how to apply pleae guide me
Hey Oliver! Cool, how are you finding Spark so far? For sure, AR will be a bit of a land grab. The demand is already there, but nowhere near the supply needed. Great to see you're getting started with it!
@@sateshpandita5919 We'd recommend start going through these job ads, download the tools if possible, learn some basics, incorporate that into your portfolio and skillset!
@@AJSmart So far it feels like Spark AR is definitely geared towards Facebook's/IG's current needs which are basically face masks and filters. That's its advantage. It was super simple to start sticking face tattoos that I drew myself within an hour or so.
I am actually doing my Masters in Immersive Design and we are actually making products in AR, VR. It's amazing to know that tech giants are moving towards this market. But now designers will have to be more than unicorn designers.
Great point! Any particular courses or tools you can recommend for people? It's definitely gonna take off, and will be the same as UX 10+ years ago, loads of demand, not enough supply!
@@AJSmart unity is the front runner in the industry and with blender or maya, For unity, they have their own videos and sourves in TH-cam, some of they are paid. And c# for programming too. Then knowledge of animation and 3d is also needed the industry.
@@AJSmart Man, it's so great. There's so many learning resources available that it's so quick to pick up. I have a dream of building a Tony Stark - type HUD display soon haha
I want to be an AR designer. Currently, It seems that I would be learning a whole lot of 3D design before I can even begin to understand how to design interfaces for the platform. I'm looking for a step-by-step process to teaching myself the basics of Unity, ARCore, and ARKit.
Hey Wolf, we here you, even a rudimentary understanding will help. 3D software can be harder to just pick up and play with, but understanding the tools will help with design decisions further down the line. Sounds like you have the right idea though! Perhaps also start by playing around with some other AR based apps like IKEA place? Minecraft Earth is also a great example of top of the line AR!
So in your opinion you are telling me go to their carrer page because i am new in market do every company has their carrer page and apply through every company carrer page sites going to their main site right??
Hey Satesh! If you're interested in getting started in AR then yes! See what skills / traits / tools they need you to have, then start learning! It will really make you stand out if it's an interesting area for you!
Hey Jon! Thanks so much for your deep dive on this! What will you do if you are a UI/UX Designer with a goal to become a Design Sprint/Workshopper/Consultant expert?. What path do you recommend at the moment to go? Learning new AR/VR skills (Unity, 3D, etc) or double down on Workshop, considering the new scenario of the economy for the next 10 years? 🤔
Hey Jose, workshops and workshop facilitation are a great toolkit for ANY UX / UI Designer to have.They're not mutually exclusive, but AR / VR is more of an individual skillset where as workshops will affect your whole team's / clients output and performance and cut out a lot of waste. Combine the two? Learn how to run and facilitate interactive workshops using some AR tech?
AJ MY DEAR BRO MY NAME IS TARUN PANDITA CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO APPLY FOR JOBS IN THESE UI UX BUG COMPANIES LIKE WAT IS THE PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR JOBS OPENING IN THESE MNCS LIKE BCG AND OTHER BIG COMPANIES PLEASE PLEASE PLEAE TELL ME
by the way : Vectary is a great tool to get started when it comes to 3d modelling, I have tried it and I really enjoy it. It is alot easier to use than Maya for instance. vectary is targeted at digital product designers that wants to get into the 3d game: www.vectary.com/
Hey Dharmesh! Here's a good article around this topic: xd.adobe.com/ideas/career-tips/does-ux-design-require-coding/#:~:text=Does%20a%20good%20UX%20designer,the%20actual%20problem%20at%20hand. Hope it helps!
ACTUALLY I WANT TO MAKE A GREAT CARRER IN UX DESIGN CAN YOU HELP ME IN THAT I AM VERY NEW BUT BRILLANT CANDIDATE AND IS THERE EMAIL ID TO CONNECT TO YOU OR MAY BE WATSAPP
What would you recommend for learning AR for UX? 🤔Will you learn Unity? Let us know in the comments! 👇
✅Check out our recent video on AR for UX here: 📺th-cam.com/video/rqAxyxEYdp8/w-d-xo.html
I’m really interested in AR/VR design. A tutorial of certain tools and resources would be really great!🙏🙏
Amazing Chima! More to follow!
I would LOVE to know more about AR Interfaces please!
Nice one Rechelle! We'll get those covered off on going forward! Any particular angle you want covered on the interfaces?
Same here. Seems like a great topic
bump
@@AJSmart Ar kits for mobile, other tools involved (blender, unity, what else?), how much coding should be known since they mention machine learning, and are only big companies offering these types of positions?
J: we need to learn tools that we've never had to look at before.
Me: Cool, wouldn't it be great if..
J: If you're interested we can show you how we do that in our cha-
ME: Take my money!
Ahahah thanks Carla! Which specific areas would you be interested in seeing?
We ran a recent poll on our community tab here and people seem interested in practical UI / UX videos. But let us know which
@@AJSmart I love all those practical videos! Being that you're a thought leader in the field, I think it'd be great if we could learn the "how-to-behind-the-scenes" tools as well. Unity seems like a great candidate :) Keep up the amazing work!
@@cma9738 Amazing Carla! Thanks for the lovely feedback too! We'll get on it!
I'm going down the AJ&Smart rabbit hole right now. Your channel has helped me stay motivated and learn new things. For example, I wouldn't have even considered learning AR/VR as a UX designer, but here we are. Good stuff.
Great new format talking to the camera, keep it coming! Also liked to see not only that video talking about your vision and thoughts of AR, but a video getting closer to the jobs, backing up what you said there. Great work.
I believe it's right time to do some video about AR UX. Great content as always. Thank you
It's so cool that when I looked for " How to get an AR design job" on youtube this video was the first one to show up and the rest couldn't compete!
Getting proficient with 3D and 3D engines is not as easy as learning photoshop. A lot of people study 3D for years to because employable. Start small with C4D lite and Blender tutorials, then climb up the ladders of the learning curve with Unity for instance. From my experience with AR/VR (prototyping for automotive), companies usually say design but they want 3D developers that can do it all. The holy grail...
Some tutorials in the Unreal Engine space would really be helpful. ✌️
Cool! Would be really nice video concept, that's the way to do it! Our design team have used Unity quite a lot already. We could aim to cover both going forward!
Learning Unity seems like a pretty broad stroke. I would like a bit of insight as to where to start. I'm going to start with the basics tonight but I'm not even sure what that entails. It's been on my to-do list for a while and I've recently been laid off of my first Product Design role, so... here we go!
Hey, yeh for sure, we'd recommend just playing around with it, learn some basics, and try to bring is some design principles into what you're doing. Let us know how you get on?
@@AJSmart I will definitely let you know how it goes once I get further along. So far I can see that there's a world potential if you can get pass the initial glaring UX/UI issues within the program itself. There are TH-cam videos Unity links to that explain how to start their tutorials, effectively giving instructions on how to start instructions. Pretty funny. If all else fails I'll do a case study on the usability of untiy! Seriously though, I'll touch base in a couple weeks once I've achieved something with the program.
Goodness, thanks for this video man! Looking forward to seeing other AR videos/tutorials from you! Thanks!
Hey Jonathan, wed love to see a video on how to design AR interfaces !
Making these soon Abhishek! Thanks!
Officially, you're one of my favorite TH-camrs out here!
AJ&S once again changing the game. We need those AR UI classes from them! Anything to teach these skills and only courses to guide beginnings to self teaching would be invaluable for the community! Seriously though I would also pay for such classes.
I already saw the video , but I came back just to say ... CONGRATULATIONS!!! Finally 100k🔥
At San Francisco State we've been doing Unity and Blender in Interaction Design 2, and Interaction Design 3 is all about AR/VR. I'd throw Rhino3D on the list too... learned it when I was studying architecture and it is super versatile and easy to use.
There is a show on Amazon called Upload that shows off some pretty believable and interesting application to AR/VR and future tech. Also, the game called Heavy Rain has an FBI detective character that uses highly advanced AR glasses to solve murder cases. It's incredible how old that game was and how they perceived AR application for its time.
Ahhh cool! We'll look it up! Yeh the AR / VR in older films is insane... Tron... for example!
Would love to see AR/VR interface design!!!
Quaratine time is the best time to expand my design palette. Thanks for bringing Unity to my radar!
Having a (lost in time) 3D background, this might seem like the moment for everything in my head to come together. Those 3D videos would be exceptionally useful and interesting to watch!
This is fantastic and youre awesome, thanks for sharing, and yes, new subscription
Thanks and welcome
What if someone is still searching what is UX and its fundamental, can we straightaway jump at AR interface design?
bump!
yes, please do a video on designing AR interfaces - I don't think I've encountered a lot of those from a non-academic side
Can‘t wait to watch some AR interface videos created by AJ&Smart
Ahaha thanks Jan-Eric! Soooooon!
Please show us how to design AR interfaces. All the best to the AJ and smart team.
Wow thanks alot. THis has been quite revealing
Cool! I really do like your channel, man. Just found it today
love your explanations, it's really intimate and real.
I have liked, commented, shared, and subscribed John. Better have that AR Design Demonstration ready man!!
Ahaha wow thanks! Oh we’ll get there!
Thanks for this video Johnathan and team AJ&Smart❤️
It really helped us and, this new Setup is absolutely Dope🤘🤘
Good thing I already have some of these skills
Is there an advantage of knowing the basics of design when transitioning into VR/AR? So if you have a couple of years of interaction/ digital product design experience it wont be "wasted"?
Do you think knowing how to build and use design systems for increased productivity within product teams is valuable? Can it make you stand out from the ux designers with more experience in the market?
Also would love your take on design systems and the value it brings, as I have seen a sharp uprise in demand from clients.
Yes please for the ar tutorials!
subscribed. hope to see a lot on AR/VR UX and integration with AI
So there are a lot of tutorials already on Unity/Blender, but not specifically for UX Designers. I am right now learning all this things and is pretty tough to get all the information that I really need, so I have seen maybe 100 hours of videos from which just 10% of the information is gonna help me design in AR. So yes, specific tutorials for UX designers would be great.
And I am curious, for what projects have you used Unity? and how? what did you achieved with this? I have just realized that for Unity is almost mandatory to code, which as a UX designer is not always the rule
Amazing! Thanks!
I watch you guys frequently and hadn't realized I wasn't subscribed! So I've just subscribed. I wanted to know your thoughts on this matter - I REALLY want to start learning more about AR/VR, found some excellent introductory courses on udemy. But I don't have a VR set! I want to buy a Quest (ESPECIALLY to play Alyx), but apparently Facebook is working on a new one already. Not sure if I should wait until the new one comes out or just buy the current. The only thing holding me back from learning about VR is not knowing if i should buy the current Quest or wait until who knows how long til the new one comes out.
DEF interested in you doing a video on designing interfaces for AR. PLEASE consider doing one. If you have I would love to know the link.
Would love to see how you guys at AJ&Smart design for AR/VR!!
I think as you mentioned one year ago, AR and VR has come to a place where it going to expand massively. Please do a video with your experience how people should start doing this..how to start learning.
I see two major skilling trends/future for all of us the so-called "UX Designers" these days:
1- The Workshop Facilitator trend
2- The Mixed Reality (MR) Interaction Designer trend
The first trend, imo, is evolving to something about organizing people interaction, expression and exchange of thoughts. It's great but at this point I am not sure it's still a Design job. Or at least it's not a specifically Design-school-educated people job. Anyone from a business-school or anyone extrovert enough can make it.
The second trend is closer to what we are already. Besides evolving from basic 2D interface, besides we'll still need to mind human cognition ABC, it will also require to at least have basic notions of physiology and biomechanics (beyond the usual mobile thumbzone). One thing for sure: it still has room for creativity.
Personally I'll pick the second one.
Thank you!!
The more technology advances, the more whole design begins to resemble an alloy of creativity and programming. And since AR is already a mixture of both, I think any specialist should broaden the variety of skills for such topics. If people are capable to create astonishing interfaces in 3D or 2D, I can only imagine, what brilliant stuff they can do with AR.
Hey AJ&Smart team, feeling happy for subscribing to this channel. I would love to read some books about AR and VR, and at the same time about this "Unity". Because to understand about the actual UX it took around 3 months time with many resources available online and some books which lead us to great path due to Don Norman and IDF. So, if you can make videos which can guide us to the actual path on AR/VR. Please recommend some books to read.
thanks for the video.. would reallly love to learn unity .. and its application. if you can provide relatable links or your own video on it would be icing on cake . 🙂
I am extremely keen to learn how to design AR UI
More, more, more!
I feel the industry is moving to AR/VR. Intact, Seattle is the hub for AR/VR. There’s no doubt there are more roles in Seattle!!
Tutorials on AR interfaces would be great!
I'm really interested and I am stated learning the stuff useful for VR/AR/XR and I will choose Unreal instead of Unity for some reason. Thank you for sharing.
Great video! AR interface tutorials would be good please
How about UX and AI?
Please tell us how we can use the knowledge of machine learning in UX jobs?
thanks aj!
the lo-fi vids are great, keep them comming
Thanks Hendrik! More on the way!
Yes please make some tutorial 🙏🏼 Can you also talk about AI and UX design jobs, please. Thank you! :)
Really interested in AR design videos.
I am waiting for a new video about AR Interfaces!
Yes Unity tutorial I want it
Please make some videos regarding AR.
Do you have any opinions of interaction-design.org ? It seems like a good resource. I am just getting into UX and want to learn the fundamentals to then specialize in AR. Any suggestions? Are bootcamps outdated?
hey J ....this vidoe was of great help... would really appreciate if you can do a video on UNITY. thanks
can u make a video on how to make UI/UX for AR using Unity??
Thanks for this video! As i understand - it's better to start learn 3D tools if i only start my career in design - don't spend time for usual 2D tools (Figma Sketch etc)..
Nice one Jonathan, love this field and cool to see you doing videos on it - Just bought an Oculus Quest this week, hoping to use it to prototype AR in VR :)
Cool amazing to hear Matthew! Which tools will you be using to Prototype? If you have any recommendations let us know and we can cover them in videos for others!
@@AJSmart I've just started learning Unity, so will start with that but I hope to build a test environment for imitating existing interactions and hopefully testing some of my own - What AR / VR lacks is some kind of Framer or Invision like tools for trying out ideas!
This field is already so competitive, I'd love for more AR resources. I just started getting familiar with Spark AR yesterday. Very basic stuff, but gotta start somewhere!
Oliver my deae bro my name is Tarun Pandita can you pleae pleae tell me how to apply for jobs in these private big mncs because i dont know how to apply pleae guide me
Hey Oliver! Cool, how are you finding Spark so far? For sure, AR will be a bit of a land grab. The demand is already there, but nowhere near the supply needed. Great to see you're getting started with it!
@@sateshpandita5919 We'd recommend start going through these job ads, download the tools if possible, learn some basics, incorporate that into your portfolio and skillset!
@@AJSmart So far it feels like Spark AR is definitely geared towards Facebook's/IG's current needs which are basically face masks and filters. That's its advantage. It was super simple to start sticking face tattoos that I drew myself within an hour or so.
We need how to AR and VR UI UX designer and some courses please
Want to know about how to design interface for AR
As always, blessed.
Aww thanks!
I have make couple ui interface in unity in game /VR for student project! I never think can have opportunity for high level company 😀
I feel like unity on mac doesn’t serve its full capacities like on PC. Does it mean I need to buy a PC? 🤔
Thankkkkkkkkksssssssssss!!!!!
Do you use 3rd party AR apps to produce AR content or partnered with some company?
Hey Jonathan ,So they are asking for a degree in HCI or interaction design.. what to do..
I am actually doing my Masters in Immersive Design and we are actually making products in AR, VR. It's amazing to know that tech giants are moving towards this market. But now designers will have to be more than unicorn designers.
Great point! Any particular courses or tools you can recommend for people? It's definitely gonna take off, and will be the same as UX 10+ years ago, loads of demand, not enough supply!
@@AJSmart unity is the front runner in the industry and with blender or maya, For unity, they have their own videos and sourves in TH-cam, some of they are paid. And c# for programming too. Then knowledge of animation and 3d is also needed the industry.
hai ahammed ...a quick question... is learning coding a must for someone who is starting to learn Unity? what your comment on it?
If you want to grow to 1 million subscribers you sure have to share with us more about AR/VR;)
Ar tutorials would be awesome, 10000 sticks
Niiiiiiiiiice that's a lot of sticks! Thanks! We'll get on it! AR tutorials here weeeee coommmmmmeee!
I've started to learn Blender, haven't checked Unity too much but I hope there's some crossover there. Thanks for the tips!
Hey! Cool! How are you finding it so far?
@@AJSmart Man, it's so great. There's so many learning resources available that it's so quick to pick up. I have a dream of building a Tony Stark - type HUD display soon haha
C4D is still the best
I want to be an AR designer. Currently, It seems that I would be learning a whole lot of 3D design before I can even begin to understand how to design interfaces for the platform. I'm looking for a step-by-step process to teaching myself the basics of Unity, ARCore, and ARKit.
Hey Wolf, we here you, even a rudimentary understanding will help. 3D software can be harder to just pick up and play with, but understanding the tools will help with design decisions further down the line. Sounds like you have the right idea though! Perhaps also start by playing around with some other AR based apps like IKEA place? Minecraft Earth is also a great example of top of the line AR!
Yes can u show some some cool examples and how it is done
Cool Mahesh! Seems to be a strong demand for it here, we'll look into it!
@@AJSmart great
Yes! teach AR interfaces plss
We’re on it Vanessa thanks!
Seems I came a bit late, 😥
Pls can someone use unity without necessarily coding?
So in your opinion you are telling me go to their carrer page because i am new in market do every company has their carrer page and apply through every company carrer page sites going to their main site right??
Hey Satesh! If you're interested in getting started in AR then yes! See what skills / traits / tools they need you to have, then start learning! It will really make you stand out if it's an interesting area for you!
By unity you mean we need to learn coding too? like C#
Hey, This would we great if you can show us some samples of AR for Ux.
Thanks Vidit! Will do!
What's NUI?
If you're an indie game dev, you're already one step ahead.
Exactly! So much cross-over!
hey i have just started learning about ux trough IDF is it right time to learn about AR simultaneously?
Yes! Definitely, it's gonna be a very in-demand skill set. Check out the job ads, see the tools needed, and just start experimenting with them!
Patel Mam can i add you on my watsapp to learn more about ui ux
Hey Jon! Thanks so much for your deep dive on this! What will you do if you are a UI/UX Designer with a goal to become a Design Sprint/Workshopper/Consultant expert?. What path do you recommend at the moment to go? Learning new AR/VR skills (Unity, 3D, etc) or double down on Workshop, considering the new scenario of the economy for the next 10 years? 🤔
Hey Jose, workshops and workshop facilitation are a great toolkit for ANY UX / UI Designer to have.They're not mutually exclusive, but AR / VR is more of an individual skillset where as workshops will affect your whole team's / clients output and performance and cut out a lot of waste. Combine the two? Learn how to run and facilitate interactive workshops using some AR tech?
AJ MY DEAR BRO MY NAME IS TARUN PANDITA CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME HOW TO APPLY FOR JOBS IN THESE UI UX BUG COMPANIES LIKE WAT IS THE PROCEDURE TO APPLY FOR JOBS OPENING IN THESE MNCS LIKE BCG AND OTHER BIG COMPANIES PLEASE PLEASE PLEAE TELL ME
Tutorial on how to design interfaces for AR
Ok cool Arnab! Thanks! We'll work on it with our design team!
@@AJSmart Thank you so much!
that outro music tho
also hi totoro!
Good? Bad? Ugly?
@@erickespinosa8240 HE'S BACK!
I’d go with (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ ~ delicious ~
by the way :
Vectary is a great tool to get started when it comes to 3d modelling, I have tried it and I really enjoy it. It is alot easier to use than Maya for instance.
vectary is targeted at digital product designers that wants to get into the 3d game:
www.vectary.com/
it also have plugins for Figma, which makes the transition great
Can u share LinkedIn id of person u talked working in Ar/vr at fb ??
Would Ar UX designer need to learn coding?
Hey Dharmesh! Here's a good article around this topic: xd.adobe.com/ideas/career-tips/does-ux-design-require-coding/#:~:text=Does%20a%20good%20UX%20designer,the%20actual%20problem%20at%20hand. Hope it helps!
Check brackeys TH-cam channel it's the best unity tutorials channel i know
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