Aka: "Re-inventing scrollbars should be an option, not a necessity."
The hypothesis: to scale, VR web needs to pair freedom of low-level APIs with a Guaranteed Minimum Experience. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1CSgOsiyn2PeLGlJCnrmmTYv9FLE_dmCaVKp7fZ-SF2I/edit#slide=id.g186a1bfda4_0_58 …pic.twitter.com/9WQQnjTGCo
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Thank you! Someday Slides will get autoplay WebM support and I'll be a happy camper :)
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CSS is the result of decades of document layout experience. We (collectively) don't have that for 3D/VR info layout.
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hard to imagine what guaranteed min experience means in this context. Eg is content behind me a good experience? I hate it.
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very interesting talk!
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damn
so many animations!!!! I'm really glad people are working on WebVR -- it seems necessary and also like a total mess since most web dev feels like trying to squash browser inconsistencies / figure out what crazy pile of new javascript you now need since everything changes -
Heh, thanks! More to come. :) Lots of work going on over here, formulating ideas, getting closer to sharing readiness.
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