Design immersive experiences with confidence in UX for Augmented Reality: An Introduction for Designers by Nuria Quero. By the end of this course, you will be able to define key AR concepts and device types, apply core UX principles such as presence, agency, and affordance to 3D environments, and outline a clear UX strategy for an AR brief—including interaction, onboarding, and basic user testing considerations.

UX for Augmented Reality: An Introduction for Designers
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UX for Augmented Reality: An Introduction for Designers
This course is part of Foundations of Immersive UX & Interactive Design Specialization

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