VR and Snapchat Issue #50

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I found this particular section of Issue #50 in Dev Dinner kinda of surprising. Before reading this issue I had thought of VR as a newer technology that has yet to come to market at a mass scale however this particular section of Issue#50 was all about particular VR enthusiast to follow on snapchat. Reading about how the are already influencers on snapchat dedicated to VR shows me not only how much more quickly VR is coming to the market but it also demonstrates how much more quickly early adaptors take into account new technology. While most people only consider what new mediums will look like web designers have the task of thinking how they will design for these new mediums and VR is no exception. 

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  1. UnknownSeptember 23, 2016 at 10:20 PM

    i agree!! it's awesome that we look at things kind of differently than "normal" people because of our design background!

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