AR developer

what to look for...

• Photorealism
  Making 3D objects look real and part of the real-world environment will enthral your audience, leading to deeper engagement and compelling them to share their experience with others.
  
  It's also the hardest form of mixed reality and AR to create, meaning you can guarantee an AR developer capable of photorealism can meet your needs and easily create your project.
• High volumes of online sharing
  Users are authentic and only share experiences when they think they are worthy.
  
  So, look for AR developers that produce work that has been shared virally online - often with millions of views in key social media platforms.
• Government + Enterprise clients
  These types of clients have much higher standards or requirements to be met by the AR developer - especially departments such as Defence.
  
  Choosing an AR developer with these clients will likely integrate their experience creating core elements of security and reliability into their workflows - making your project safer and more likely to perform better.
• Engaging portfolio of immersive work
  The best AR developers aim to create work with a user experience or UX focus. This means they will develop your project with your target audience in mind, resulting in a body of work that hits goals and gets results.
  
  Look for projects in the AR developers portfolio that stick in your mind, and are memorable for both how they look - and the features they offer.
• Vast majority of their portfolio is AR / mixed reality
  Advanced AR developers generally specialise in AR or mixed reality - as it's more complex to produce, so their portfolio will show much less VR (if any at all).
  
  Not sure what's AR or mixed reality? Look for captions or descriptions explaining their work, or simply see which projects also show the real world alongside the digital objects.
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  Be aware however, as with modern advanced AR developers it can often be very hard to know what's real and what's digital!!