Virtual reality interfaces - Comfort zone
(Post 2 of 5)
Comfort is key to creating an enjoyable VR user experience, the head movement needs to be restricted to the limitations of the human body.
Assuming the user is sitting on a static (non-spinning) chair, the user interface should operate within a 94° horizontal space and a 32° vertical space (Source: Mike Alger).
This assumption is the starting point for defining a virtual UI canvas that can be used by designers to create their virtual interfaces.
More about the virtual reality UI canvas tomorrow.
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