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I’m currently working on an experiential puzzle for a client, and I’m considering two approaches: a spatial view or a panoramic view.
With the panoramic approach, users would be able to drag the screen to look around and explore the environment naturally. With the spatial approach, users would navigate between different screens or viewpoints using buttons.
Which approach do you think would provide the better overall experience? I’d also appreciate any feedback or suggestions on how either approach could be improved.
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panoramic view will be more engage
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