Hide controls and UI from viewer - setting per Jig
in progress
Sam Granleese
Users building interaction primarily via clickable 'actions' would like to disable the forwards <- backwards <- controls, and text instructions.
This setting should be set by the author on a per-presentation basis, as some Jigs would be preferred to have control, and others not.
Hiding controls and UI would force users to progress through their content only by clicking on content inside the presentation, or allow autoplaying to be the only way users can experience a 3D presentation.
Sam Granleese
in progress
Sam Granleese
under review
Sam Granleese
Feedback:
"I have tried the platform and there are things that I feel can be improved. The mobile viewing version is limited. The text box, and buttons with arrows are badly placed on the mobile phone. I can’t change the placement and design which I think would be good. Our clients often want everything to follow their visual guidelines."
Sam Granleese
Feedback:
If would be helpful to hide the progression buttons, if you're vision is to navigate with either 2D or 3D elements within the space. So if you have an experience that can be done entirely by proximity or tapping a 3D model into space.. then it would be very beneficial to not have the progression buttons as well, because they will detract from the experience.
Sam Granleese
Feedback:
"We need to be able to hide the arrows (UI arrows) because our people internally have to complete A LOT of training modules and if they can skip through it they will"