My next stage focuses on visualising my designs, translating my concept and brand identity into working digital interfaces for my medical service. This involves both creating and presenting my designs in a way that clearly communicates functionality, user experience, and a strong future living aesthetic, helping to bring the service to life realistically and engagingly.
When thinking about how I wanted to visualise my medical service, my initial focus was on designing medical dashboard-style interfaces that could present clear, real-time health data to users. I wanted these interfaces to exist both digitally and physically within the user’s environment, creating a connection between the user and my service. To push this further into a future living context, I began exploring more immersive ways these interfaces could appear, such as holographic displays, projected UI systems, or interfaces emerging from medical devices within the home. Research showed that many futuristic medical concepts use transparent, layered dashboards and holographic projections to display complex health data in an intuitive and visually engaging way. These systems often centre around real-time monitoring, with floating data, anatomical visuals, and responsive elements that create a more interactive experience.
one of main ideas to visualise and showcase my designs for my medical service is through AR protyping. i feel this whilst. achalleneg is something i want to take further
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How to build an AR app prototype using Figma & After Effects
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Blender for AR/VR Design (Beginner Friendly!)
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the yt video of hologram projection
talk about how i want to design and showcase my service
use of ai for future image generation
designing on figma