Spatial Design: Breaking the 2D Paradigm - Paperback

by Inga Petryaevskaya (Foreword by), Jeremy Kress (Editor), Lily Pham (Illustrator)

"This book is like a guiding light, full of useful tips and clear strategies that are important for designing apps in this exciting but so new immersive medium." (Inga Petryaevskaya, Founder & CEO, ShapesXR)

Ever experienced motion sickness while delving into a VR game? Curious about the guiding principles of Spatial Design? 'Spatial Design: Breaking the 2D Paradigm' reveals how effective, user-friendly design is achievable, advocating for visibility, natural user interfaces over graphical ones, and the principle of showing rather than telling. The aim is to intuitively lead users towards the appropriate action through a natural interaction flow.

Highlights of the book encompass:

• 10 Spatial Design Principles: Offers a comprehensive exploration into the philosophy, objectives, and execution tactics for each principle, laying a solid groundwork for the audience.

• 20+ App Analyses: Detailed examinations of various spatial applications, showcasing the real-world application of spatial design principles.

• 30+ Industry Leaders' Advice: Practical guidance for breaking into the field and designing compelling spatial experiences.

• 40+ Image Examples: Application visuals are provided to augment comprehension.

• 50+ Illustrations: Conceptual illustrations to bolster case studies, depicting scenarios vividly.

• Designer Role Evolution: An examination of the transition from specialized roles towards a holistic design approach, highlighting the evolution from niche expertise to broad-based skill sets."