Tim

Tim’s possible experiences with VR show how controllers can be utilized to create a more accessible experience. A single type of controller and a defined set of movements are not accessible to every player in a target audience. Only the user knows which controller and movements work best for them. While Tim’s arm is recovering, he may want to use a foot pedal switch with the game. He may want to disable certain arm movements for the entire time he plays the game, or just for a portion. The first principle of Universal Design, equitable in use, ensures that the product works for all users. Users should have the option to play a game with their favorite controller and their own set of movements. This option will allow for more people to experience the product in an equal and fair way.