Why I Love Beat Saber’s VR Interfaceby@yisela

Why I Love Beat Saber’s VR Interface

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Yisela Alvarez Trentini is an anthropologist and user experience designer. She says Beat Saber's interface embodies everything’s that's right about VR design. The game takes advantage of human abilities, respects the principles of our anatomy, and offers simple UI solutions for what designers would all agree are fairly complex problems. The interface gently wraps around you and lets you watch your dance moves while you’re waiting for others to play. And the multiplayer queue is a neutral and clean, clean, and gorgeous. It's just asking you to listen to music while you listen to endless maps with endless maps.

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