visionos-design-guidelines

visionOS design guidelines for spatial UI define rules for windows, volumes, and immersive spaces to ensure comfortable depth and accessible spatial layout on Apple Vision Pro. They cover materials, depth, and ornaments to structure spatial experiences.

To design eye and hand input for visionOS apps, follow structured rules that prevent eye strain and ensure intuitive gestures. The guidelines provide best practices for combining eye targeting with hand gestures for accessible spatial UX.

Use immersive spaces in visionOS when your app requires deep user engagement beyond standard windows or volumes. The guidelines differentiate these contexts, helping you transition users safely into immersive environments without causing discomfort.

Common visionOS spatial UI anti-patterns include improper depth usage, overwhelming eye input, and cluttered ornaments. The guidelines provide an evaluation checklist to identify and avoid these pitfalls for safer, more intuitive spatial UX.

Yes, it provides comprehensive rules for using ornaments and volumes in Vision Pro apps. It covers how to attach ornaments to windows and manage volumes to create consistent, accessible spatial interfaces across design and implementation workflows.