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Filmed on the trip.
I traveled to Washington, D.C., with the video team to film the remembrance trip in 360°.
Design InteractiveExperience designVeterans remembrance VR
About 20 hours of 360° footage from a veterans' remembrance trip, organised into chapters that veterans in hospice care who couldn't make the trip could experience for themselves.
- Earlier work
- VR experience design
- First UX project
The problem
Some veterans in hospice care couldn't make the remembrance trip to Washington, D.C. The footage existed, but hours of 360° video aren't an experience on their own. It had to be simple to find your way around inside a headset.
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Gaze to select.
Back home, I led the experience design: menus controlled by gaze alone, with the footage organised into chapters such as sceneries, moments and the honor flight itself.
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Calm by design.
Scenery choices and minimal controls (home, pause, sound) keep the interface out of the way of the experience.
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It made the local news.
The project reached veterans who couldn't travel, and it made local news.
How it was built
My first real UX project: experience design, interface design and the visual system for a VR app.
- Platform
- A VR app
- Navigation
- A gaze-controlled menu
- Content
- About 20 hours of 360° footage, in chapters
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