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The integration of virtual reality (VR) technology into visual communication is revolutionizing the way we perceive and interact with information. This abstract explores the utilization of VR for experience design aimed at enriching visual communication practices. Through a synthesis of theoretical frameworks and practical applications, this study investigates how VR environments can be leveraged to create immersive and interactive visual experiences, transcending traditional communication barriers. Beginning with an overview of visual communication principles, the abstract then delves into the intricacies of VR technology, highlighting its unique capabilities and potential impact on communication design. By examining case studies and empirical research, it elucidates how VR can facilitate experiential storytelling, foster empathetic connections, and engage audiences on a profound level. Furthermore, the abstract discusses key considerations in the design and implementation of VR-based communication experiences, including user interface design, narrative structure, and sensory engagement. It also addresses challenges such as technological limitations and ethical implications, underscoring the importance of responsible and inclusive design practices. Ultimately, this abstract underscores the transformative potential of VR technology in redefining visual communication paradigms. By embracing experiential design principles and harnessing the immersive capabilities of VR, communicators can create compelling narratives and foster meaningful connections in ways previously unimaginable, thereby reshaping the landscape of visual communication in the digital age.
Hong Zhu (Mon,) studied this question.