Creating cohesion by unifying stakeholders
Visual storyboarding helps in creating a visual representation of the immersive experience, typically in the form of a series of drawings, 3D renderings, or wireframes, to help plan and communicate the design and flow of the experience.
Curiosity
Clear and engaging preview of the immersive experience
Exploration
Allows easier evaluation, testing, and iteration
Immersion
Insights into key elements like character, environment design, and sensory cues
Adoption
Easy feedback and understanding of the overall design and purpose
The Veative approach
Storyboarding technique used at Veative provides a holistic view of the immersive content. It is a key step in the design process and drastically improves the development lifecycle of the immersive applications, resulting in a more engaging and immersive experience.
Visual storyboarding allows team members, stakeholders, and clients to better understand the overall design and flow of the AR/VR experience, which can lead to more effective communication and collaboration.
By planning the design and flow of the AR/VR experience ahead of time, development can be more efficient, as the team will have a clear understanding of the goals and objectives of the experience. It will also lead to faster
Storyboarding allows to test and validate the experience with stakeholders and users before development, this can lead to a better and more immersive user experience
By identifying and resolving potential issues early in the process, visual storyboarding can help reduce the overall cost and time of developing an AR/VR experience.
Storyboarding also allows for a flexible and iterative approach, where changes and improvements can be made as needed based on feedback and testing.
Veative’s visual storyboarding template

Veative’s visual storyboarding template
