Prototyping User eXperience in eXtended Reality

Contents
1 Introduction
	1.1 Product Development—When Testing Matters
	1.2 Concept Design—The Place for Testing
	References
2 User Experience and User Experience Design
	2.1 The UX Design Approach
	2.2 Design Thinking Model: Stages, Process, and Tools
	2.3 Other Design Models
	2.4 User Experience and Digital Products
	References
3 Prototyping: Practices and Techniques
	3.1 Key Requirements for New Products
	3.2 The Cost of Design Changes
	3.3 Prototyping
	3.4 Purposes of Prototypes
	3.5 Types, Scope and Principles of Prototypes
		3.5.1 Types of Prototypes
		3.5.2 Scopes of Prototypes
	3.6 Resources for Prototyping
	3.7 Virtual Prototyping
		3.7.1 Benefits of Virtual Prototyping
	References
4 Multisensory Interaction in eXtended Reality
	4.1 Immersion, Interaction and Imagination in VR
	4.2 Multisensory Interaction
	4.3 The Sense of Touch and Haptic Interaction
	4.4 Olfaction and Olfactory Displays
	References
5 Case Studies
	5.1 Prototyping Guidelines
	References
6 Augmented Reality Applications that Aid in Promoting Sustainability
	6.1 An AR-Based Application for Teaching the Impact of the Environment on Biochemical Processes
	6.2 A Tool for AR-Based Learning that Employs Eco-friendly, Handmade Toys for Educating About Circuits
	6.3 Augmented Reality Application for Learning Plants’ Biological Processes
	References
7 Applications of Multisensory Experiences in eXtended Reality
	7.1 Virtual Reality for Training Safe Use of Machinery
	7.2 eXtended Reality for Learning Languages
	7.3 eXtended Reality Application for Learning Music
	References
8 Connecting Reality and Virtuality
	8.1 Connecting People: Augmented Reality Application for Collaborative Art
	8.2 Bonding with Nature: Multisensory VR Application for Humans and Plants Well-Being
		8.2.1 Utilizing Augmented Reality for Maintenance of 3D Printers
	References
9 Conclusions