Wevr + Transport VR
VR Menus and content channels for
HTC Vive, Samsung Gear VR, Cardboard,
Mobile Apps, and Responsive Web
Wevr, 2016
UX Design User Flows
Wireframing
UI Adjustment Specifications
VR startup Wevr is a producer and distributor of VR content, which is then made available on multiple hardware platforms on Wevr's proprietary distribution channel called Transport. These VR files on Transport can be made publicly available (to everyone) or privately shared (between selected friends and collaborators). Justin's UX work here entailed simplifying the existing distribution path and user flow, with an awareness of system constraints as discussed with technical staff and developers.
Improvements were also designed and implemented for Wevr's native VR menus and interfaces, within the VR space of the headsets.
Improvements to existing interface experiences
Wireframe user flows of four unique proposals for UX improvements to the Transport iOS Cardboard app, improving access to the user account screen and account editing function.
User flows of two unique proposals to re-organize the path to playable VR content as well as channels of VR content (on HTC Vive and Samsung Gear VR). Includes a ‘quick fix’ and a more intensive ‘re-design ’ proposal.
Proposed improvements to UI layouts for the homescreen menu of Wevr's Transport VR content system, on Samsung Gear VR.
Two proposals for improving UX and UI of Transport homescreen Settings menu, on HTC Vive.