Showcase 2.0 Features / 4. Hand Tracking and Controller Support / Near Field UI Interaction
Time Estimate
15 Hours
Summary
Implement near-field interaction mechanics that enable users to press and manipulate UI elements with hand gestures or controllers, ensuring a natural and precise experience.
Key Goals
- Provide users with intuitive interaction mechanics for pressing UI elements in close proximity.
- Ensure near-field interactions are precise, responsive, and consistent across supported hardware.
- Align interactions with VR usability standards to enhance user confidence and engagement.
Responsibilities
- Develop mechanics for interacting with UI elements using near-field gestures or controller inputs.
- Incorporate visual and auditory feedback to reinforce successful interactions.
- Test near-field interactions for precision and usability across all supported hardware.
Acceptance Criteria
- Users can interact with near-field UI elements intuitively and without errors.
- Feedback mechanisms clearly indicate successful actions.
- Near-field interaction mechanics integrate seamlessly with existing UI systems.
Risks and Mitigations
- Risk: Near-field interactions feel imprecise or unresponsive.
Mitigation: Optimize gesture recognition and provide clear visual and auditory feedback.- Risk: Hardware-specific inconsistencies lead to varied user experiences.
Mitigation: Conduct extensive testing across all supported devices to ensure consistency.
Success Metrics
- 90% of users report near-field interactions as intuitive and responsive during testing.
- Interaction success rates exceed 95% across supported hardware.
- Near-field interactions are rated highly for usability and precision in feedback surveys.