Visionary Museum is a company that innovates the way people experience museums, creating various products to enhance your museum visit. Their latest project, ARVE, utilizes reality glasses to extend museum information into an augmented reality space.
This dynamic project, creating a more interactable experience in the museum space, features a wireframe website, an enticing promo video, and prototype videos offering a sneak peek into the boundless possibilities of ARVE. Let's take a tour through the visions of VISIONARY MUSEUM.
Home Page :
Dive into the realm of B2B as VISIONARY MUSEUM entice other museums into enhancing their customer's viewing experience. The home page sets the stage, introducing the essence of VM.
ARVE Page :
Explore ARVE, VM's latest project dedicated to elevating museum experiences. Uncover the product's aesthetics, delve into its user-friendly interface for easy customization, and discover its user features.
Price Page :
Delve into the business side as the Price page reveals the cost of VM's product, ARVE, providing a rough estimate of its monetary value to prospective museums.
Contact Page :
Connect to VM. The Contact page provides essential contact details, including the company's phone number and email, for potential buyers seeking more information.
Promo Video :
Immerse yourself in the essence of VM through a captivating one-minute promo video that encapsulates the brand's vision, mission, and the revolutionary ARVE project.
Adobe Aero Prototypes :
Step into the future with two thrilling videos using Adobe Aero, offering early glimpses into the potential aesthetics and functionalities of the groundbreaking ARVE product.
This project is more than just a presentation—it's a dynamic journey showcasing the fusion of innovation, technology, and a vision to transform museum experiences.
For this project, I encountered the challenge of venturing into new and unique territory, exploring concepts I hadn't tackled before.
One such innovative approach was the creation of a company website designed to engage with other businesses rather than direct customers. Taking a business minor, I wanted to address some business-related ideas that revolve around a company's struggles rather than the consumer. Additionally, by incorporating Adobe's new program, Adobe Aero, I gained valuable insights into showcasing augmented reality content and seamlessly integrating it within my project.
I had a great professor guide me through the steps, identifying questions that needed to be answered, such as prices and liabilities for example. This process was enjoyable for me and opened my mind to possibilities around business relationships that can enhance the user experience.
