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Tangible assets tested in XR: sample booklet, screen recordings in Vision Pro, and access-first design.
Tangible assets tested in XR: sample booklet, screen recordings in Vision Pro, and access-first design.
Screen Recordings (POC 1.0)
Screen Recordings (POC 1.0)
An XR Experience driven by multilingual accessible pathways
An XR Experience driven by multilingual accessible pathways
Each recording demonstrates a different sensory pathway. While constrained by Scenery’s sequential model, these clips show the sketch (ébauche) of what will become a toggle-able, user-choice XR experience. They prove the core intention: agency at the start, where language and accessibility pathways are chosen by the user, not imposed by the system.
Navigation:XR UI choice - english with caption example.mp4Video 1 — XR Menu Interaction (40s)
Video 1 — XR Menu Interaction (40s)
This short clip demonstrates the interaction design: a hand reaches into the XR interface, selecting English and then toggling captions on. It shows how agency is given to the user at the very start — the choice of language and accessibility mode happens within the immersive environment.
This short clip demonstrates the interaction design: a hand reaches into the XR interface, selecting English and then toggling captions on. It shows how agency is given to the user at the very start — the choice of language and accessibility mode happens within the immersive environment.
BSL_caps.mp4BSL with English captions (3:17)
Excerpt Welsh_nocaps.mp4Welsh Narration no Captions (2:31) (excerpt)
English narration english captions.MP4English Narration with English captions (3.31)
French_caps_mp4.mp4French Narration English captions (3:00)
Accessible Captions — Development Notes
Accessible Captions — Development Notes
One of the project’s key aims was to develop captions as dynamic, accessible elements, not static text at the bottom of the frame. The prototype stage couldn’t fully deliver this due to technical and time constraints. However, early tests (see screenshots below) show the intended approach: captions designed with size, placement, and contrast for legibility and sensory richness. These tests evidence the direction of travel, where captions function as generative, textured storytelling elements, not an afterthought.
One of the project’s key aims was to develop captions as dynamic, accessible elements, not static text at the bottom of the frame. The prototype stage couldn’t fully deliver this due to technical and time constraints. However, early tests (see screenshots below) show the intended approach: captions designed with size, placement, and contrast for legibility and sensory richness. These tests evidence the direction of travel, where captions function as generative, textured storytelling elements, not an afterthought.
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