Through this course, you’ll learn how to create the first steps of your next AR experience. You’ll learn about the fundamentals of UX, including users and their needs, context, and technology to create products that people enjoy using. Learn from example projects and see what a UX strategy looks like in practice. Make sure to get started with a practical idea for an AR experience that people will love!

This project is open to any kind of AR experience, and we’ll go through all the steps together. So don’t worry if this feels a lot. By the end of this course, you’ll have the bare bones of your first AR experience.

Come up with your unique idea. This project is open to any kind of AR experience. This can be something as practical as a measuring tool, or creative like an AR story or just fun, like a social media AR filter. It’s up to you!
Define who your users are and what they want to accomplish with your product. This can be very targeted or open to any user.
Define the context, where will people use your experience, but also the type of device and what technology you envision this project on. This will impact the type of interaction and accessibility.
Create a very high-level user flow. This doesn’t need to include all the details, but should explore important areas like the experience onboarding, the core interaction and some error managing.

The final output of this project should include:

Short summary of your experience
UX strategy, including context, device & technology and user definition
High level User Flows
(optional) Representative Image

Nishi Parekh

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