Looking to push the boundaries of my UX/UI designer learning path, I took part in an exciting design thinking journey to create the interactions for a virtual reality showroom. From all the encounters and constraints that are unique to this medium, until the reward of achieving 1st place on the final Hackshow from Ironhack. — The Challenge The two weeks project was a collaboration with Grandpa’s Lab, a visual creative studio from Portugal. Léonard and I were tasked by them to conduct research and design the interactions for a virtual reality showroom for a brand of safety shoes.

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