The rise of extended reality (XR) technologies has opened up new possibilities for enhancing the online shopping experience by by creating virtual simulations for users to interact with a product.

As a XR Designer, I embarked on a journey to investigate user interaction with 3D furniture models in an XR environment, focusing specifically on user behavior when browsing through a saved items list on a furniture shopping app.

My team and I aimed to leverage XR as a tool to interact with 3D models and information, applying real-world interactions and visuals. Ultimately, the study investigates mental models about interaction in XR and tries to align user expectations by reducing the gap between 3D models and real product.

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