Our Fluent Path to Spatial Computing: Easy as 1-2D-3D
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The document outlines various breakout sessions scheduled across different dates, focusing on modernizing desktop applications and implementing Fluent Design principles within Microsoft. Key topics include emotional engagement, spatial computing, and the importance of user experience in application development. It encourages participation in the Fluent community and provides resources for developers to enhance their skills and understanding of the Fluent Design System.
Our Fluent Path to Spatial Computing: Easy as 1-2D-3D
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- 3. BREAKOUT SESSIONS – Tuesday 5/8 BREAKOUT SESSIONS – Wednesday 5/9 BREAKOUT SESSIONS – Mon & Wed Modernizing Desktop Apps on Windows 10 Mike Harsh 10:30am-11:45am Building powerful desktop and MR applications with new windowing apis Roberth Karman 8:30AM-9:15AM Designing for Fluent with Adobe XD and other design tools Joey Pitt, K.C. Sullivan Mon 5/7 1:00PM-1:20PM Courageous Design – embracing successes and failures through iteration. Jon Friedman 1:15PM-2:30pm Developing for Sets on Windows 10 Jason Watson, Raymond Chen 10:15-11:30am Fluent Design System inside of Microsoft: Office Chris Bimm, William Devereux Wed 5/9 11:30am-11:50am Fluent Design: Evolving our Design System Chigusa Sansen, Tim Allen 3:00pm – 4:15pm Harnessing the Power of AI with Windows Ink Avani Reddy, Yibo Sun 10:15am-11:00am Our Fluent Path to Spatial Computing: Easy as 1-2D-3D Mike Harnisch Wed 5/9 1:30pm-1:50pm What's New for Windows UX Developers? Fluent and XAML Paul Gusmorino 4:45pm – 6:00pm Creating Innovative Experiences for Fluent Design using the Visual Layer Danielle Neuberger, Sohum Chatterjee 1:00pm-1:45pm Rapidly Construct LOB Applications with UWP and Visual Studio 2017 Daniel Jacobson, Ryan Demopoulos 2:45pm- 4:00pm Fluent Talks
- 5. Fluent Design is more than a visual treatment, it is a system to connect experiences. Mixed Reality affords opportunities for deeper emotional engagement and higher productivity. You don’t need to be an expert in 3D development to create compelling spatial experiences. What Will I Learn?
- 6. L I G H T S O U N D L I G H T S O U N D H A P T I C L I G H T S O U N D G L A N C E A B L E S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 0 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 0 - 3 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 0 ’ - 6 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 3 ’ - 1 0 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 0 ’ - 1 0 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C 2 D - 3 D ( 0 ’ - 1 2 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C I M M E R S I V E ( 0 ’ - X ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C INPUTSOUTPUTS V I S U A L ( 1 0 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C V I S U A L ( 0 ’ - 6 ’ ) S O U N D H A P T I C S M A L L 2 D S C R E E N S 2 D L A R G E 2 D S C R E E N S 3 D0 D A System to Connect Experiences
- 7. Iterative Waves, Transformative Over Time Fall 2018 Spring 2019 Fall 2019 Spring 2018 Fall 2017 Spring 2017
- 8. Keeping Users in the Flow Emotional Connection Increases Engagement Spatial Computing is about Space, not just Volume Things to Discuss
- 9. Keeping Users in the Flow
- 10. When “Flow” is achieved, there is a heightened state of awareness, where a person is their most productive and creative.
- 11. Inefficient Workflows are expensive, with “unnecessary interruptions” costing businesses an estimated $650 billion per year. $650BILLION * Steve Lohr, Is Information Overload a $650 Billion Drag on the Economy?, link *
- 12. 8HRS / WEEK Inefficient Workflows are expensive, with “unnecessary interruptions” costing businesses an estimated $650 billion per year. $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $ $650BILLION $
- 13. Customers are completing singular tasks across multiple devices
- 14. Emotional Connection Increases Engagement
- 15. Engagement increases when customers feel an emotional connection to a product or brand.
- 16. Engagement increases when customers feel an emotional connection to a product or brand.
- 17. Spatially contextual experiences do this by augmenting people, as well as the world, fostering new emotional paradigms.
- 18. Spatial Computing is about Space, not volume
- 19. Spatially informed and natural interactions are breaking down the walls between the digital & physical.
- 20. Experiences that are physically connected to people feel powerful and personal.
- 21. Traditionally, relatable visual cues have been employed to help people adapt to new technological advancements.
- 22. “Behavioral Skeuomorphism” affords emotional impact by employing familiar actions to digital experiences.
- 23. Our current Fluent experiences start where customers are today.
- 24. Our current Fluent experiences start where customers are today.
- 25. When 2D experiences spatially adapt, they can be summoned to create natural interactive opportunities.
- 26. This unlocks new relatable patterns that are emotionally connective and prolong flow.
- 28. Common Controls can adapt across different devices, responding to a variety of natural workflows.
- 29. So Now Then Fluent Design is more than a visual treatment, it is a system to connect experiences. Mixed Reality affords opportunities for deeper emotional engagement and higher productivity. You don’t need to be an expert in 3D interactive design to create compelling spatial experiences.
- 30. Check out our resources and join the Fluent Community of developers!
- 31. Get Involved! Guidance & Documentation Fluent Overview: https://fluent.microsoft.com Fluent for Windows: https://aka.ms/fluentdesignforwindows XAML Controls Gallery & Sample Code Download http://aka.ms/xamlcontrolsgallery https://aka.ms/xamlcontrolsgalleryongit Design Toolkits https://aka.ms/designtoolkits Windows Insider Program Insider Program insider.windows.com Fluent Design Microsoft.com/design LinkedIn Linkedin.com/company/1035/ Medium medium.com/@microsoftdesign Twitter @MicrosoftDesign Co-Create with Us
- 33. Thank you.