How to make your user sick in 60 seconds
summary
Covers concrete steps and tools: use the WebVR API (getVRDisplays requestPresent submitFrame) and libraries like ReactVR or A‑Frame to render stereoscopic scenes, keep high frame rates (90+ fps when possible), avoid acceleration and camera motion, and provide a stable focal point. Gives measurable ergonomics: main content within ~70° field, comfortable viewing between 0.5 m and 20 m, font sizes ~20 px equivalent. Lists UX fixes that reduce motion sickness and safety pitfalls.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 6:31VR Concepts Tracking
- 20:31UX Design For WebVR Applications
- 21:44UX Design For WebVR Comfort & Ergonomics
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