Congratulations! You’ve successfully launched an XR project. Now, you need to know how to use and maintain it long term. This document covers the high level technical information about your project, and instructions for day-to-day use and maintenance.
These are the high level details you need to know to effectively communicate the details of your project with technical teams
This is the core code platform for the user interface (UI) of the Chinatown application. This is a modern web technology, and used by many development teams.
This is the Augmented Reality layer of your application. Built on Snapchats core AR engine, this is a flexible tool that should be used for all future AR art.
This is your database. This is where all non-AR information used on your app (Art details, store information, etc) is stored.
This is your version control software, that lets us easily test new features in your application before publishing them to the general public.
Your app is hosted on, and deployed through Vercel. This is a modern hosting framework, that makes it easy to test and deploy web applications.
These are the instructions for actually using your app in the wild.
When users first open the Chinatown Art App, they’ll see a gallery of all available art pieces displayed as Art Cards. They will also see a map showing the location of all available art.
Users can filter the art by whether or not it is Animated (contains an AR scene), and is able to scroll through the list fo view all art. Clicking on one of the Art Cards will take the user to a page dedicated to that piece of art.