Concept To Completion
I enjoyed thinking about new models of interaction by working in low fidelity sketches to high fidelity visual comps, motion studies and Unity prototypes. I contributed to our design principles and UX goals that lead to our final feature set for the product.
Holographic Experience Design
All holographic UX started on paper or the whiteboard. Then I would role play scenarios with the creative team to test our hypothesis. This was that people wanted experiences that they could share together, even when you were apart.
HoloLens Back & Forth
In a Skype on HoloLens call, my friends saw what I saw, a light switch that needed to be installed. So, I worked with design and engineering. Together we made UI to translate on both tablet/PC in 2D and as a holographic interaction in 3D. This back & forth created a unique shared experience for See What I See.
In this way, he walked me through the installation in about five minutes. I succeeded! I wish I'd had this product last weekend, when I struggled to install some curtain rods into plaster in my house.
Matt Rosoff
After completing the UI system design of over 70 elements, I gave over 100 demos to press & media to showcase our light switch installation scenario. I even demoed to my wife to reveal what I was working on for nearly 3 years.
I was able to meet astronaut Scott Kelly as one of the perks for working on HoloLens. He gave me a signed autograph.
Keynote Demo Speaker
In 2015, I gave a keynote presentation at The Microsoft Build Conference. It was one of the best moments in my career to design a product and present it on stage for attendees.
Results
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Demos given
UI elements designed
Man on the moon autograph