visionos-design-guidelines

visionOS design guidelines specify positioning windows and content within the user's physical space to ensure comfort and platform consistency. Adhering to these spatial layout rules prevents common pitfalls like head-locked UI.

To design eye and hand input for visionOS applications, follow best practices for target sizes and feedback. These interaction design guidelines ensure user input remains intuitive, accessible, and comfortable within the spatial computing environment.

Use windows, volumes, and immersive spaces in Apple Vision Pro to structure different types of spatial experiences. The guidelines define when to use each paradigm to maximize user comfort and platform consistency.

Best practices for using materials and ornaments in visionOS involve following specific recommendations for visual appearance and UI element placement. Proper material and ornament usage ensures your spatial application adheres to platform conventions.

Apple Vision Pro UI causes user discomfort when it violates platform conventions for comfort, such as using head-locked UI or improperly structured immersive spaces. Following spatial layout and input guidelines prevents these issues.