Interviews and probe sessions show that mixed reality supports continuous hybrid workflows in UI/UX design, leading to four proposed design dimensions for future MR systems.
Shih, Ellen Yi-Luen Do, Malte F Jung, Wendy Ju, and Daniel Leithinger
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