Hi Folks,
I’m a technical delivery lead looking to transition into AR design. Currently, I work with business and engineers, but over the years, I’ve learned that I’m a visual person and really interested in the design space. Problem is, the UX/Product Design in current industries like mobile, web industries seems oversaturated and hard to break into as a junior. AR seems like a fascinating space and can preparing to transition into AR designer be ok? From what I researched, Blender Unity, UX principles and learning basic programming can get me started? Is this what is called AR Experience Designer? And do you believe the AR market eventually become like the mobile app market, with tons of hands-on app development where the job market will ask similar roles like the current ones? Delivery lead, programmers, UX designers. Excuse for my ignornace and thanks for your suggestions in advance.
Hey, Begin with AR Design Tools: Learn how to use tools like Blender and Unity, which are common in AR design. Use tutorials and work on projects to get comfortable with these platforms and build a solid base.
Hello there, Learn AR-Specific UX Basics: AR design is different from mobile or web design, so it’s important to study the unique rules of AR. Focus on things like how users interact with 3D spaces and objects, and how they engage with the design.
Hey, I will recommend that you Learn Basic Programming, Understanding some coding, especially in languages like C# (used in Unity), can be helpful. Even knowing the basics will make it easier for you to work with developers.
Hello, Join AR Groups and Events: Get involved with AR design communities online or attend industry events. This will help you stay informed about new trends, job openings, and changes in the AR job market.
Hello, Build a Portfolio: Put together a collection of your AR design projects. Include both personal and work-related projects to show how you can use design ideas in AR.