Viveport
Companion App
The app aimed to provide easy access to Viveport content while fostering a sense of belonging within the user community. Additionally, the focus on delivering a streamlined setup flow for all HTC devices demonstrated a commitment to user convenience and satisfaction. By incorporating these features into the companion app, HTC sought to strengthen its position as a leader in the virtual reality market, offering users a comprehensive and user-friendly platform to explore, connect, and enjoy their devices to the fullest.
Rolls : UX / Visual / Motion / 3D / Design Systems
Our primary challenge was to seamlessly bridge the gap between mobile and VR, crafting a delightful yet concise showcase that allows users to explore every piece of store content without feeling tethered to any single platform. We aimed to emphasize the importance of focusing on defining and building a robust UX foundation, which can be effectively integrated into the overall design ecosystem.
Heuristic analysis
Ensure that people recognize core actions (e.g., browsing, subscribing, content exploration) whether they’re on a phone screen or inside VR.
Consistent mental model
Platform-Specific navigation patterns
Establish a clear UX framework that enables effortless discovery of content and subscription models. On mobile, bottom nav bars or hamburger menus are common; in VR, consider spatial “gaze” menus or hand-gesture carousels.
Ease of exploration & information discovery
Mobile: Use recognizable thumbnails, concise titles, and brief badges while in VR: Arrange products in spatial clusters so users can glance around and immediately perceive density and variety.
Use the same color palette, typography, and iconography across mobile and VR. Animations and transitions should feel of a piece: