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My first go at building for augmented reality, a space I've been excited about for a while. 🎥
This is a new way to experience the things I've been building lately. Instead of scrolling a website, you walk into a room: my product work on the walls, my cycling apparel on display, my writing and photography, and my career as a timeline down the side wall.
It took me a few hours and is built on top of my existing portfolio and content. Think of it as the new foyer to my digital home, a way to experience me rather than just read about me.
Now that I've started, I'll keep adding more details and personal nuggets to the room.
Have a look! 😎 Link in the comments 👇
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