One of the most exciting things about designing Virtual and Augmented Reality Experiences is all the things you’re able to do as a designer. You can take advantage of all of the user’s senses in design, you can create first-person stories, and you can overlay reality with any virtual object you can come up with. To a large extent, only your imagination sets the limit for how you can provide the users with affordances, action possibilities and information. While all the options create wonderful design opportunities, they also mean that the true art of creating virtual and augmented reality experiences lies in limiting yourself to only giving the users as much information as they need – in the...