- Eliminate real world constraints: Even when your experience is rooted in real, familiar experiences, you can let go of physical limitations and create magical experiences that are impossible in reality. Once your core mechanics are defined, free yourself from real world constraints.
- Use the real environment as a canvas: In MR, you can use spaces and physical surfaces like walls, tables, and ceilings as your creative canvas. You can place virtual content and objects on these surfaces and make them persist like real objects. Virtual objects can also be made to interact with the environment.
- Simplify gestures for common interactions: For many individuals, elaborate gestures like pinching, swiping with multiple fingers, or tapping in specific patterns can be frustratingly difficult. Simplifying these interactions can greatly enhance the overall user experience, making it more inclusive and user-friendly.
