Yes, absolutely! WebXR is very powerful in regard to accessibility. After you create an experience it can be viewed across mobile, laptop, and almost any VR hea

Yes, absolutely! WebXR is very powerful in regard to accessibility. After you create an experience it can be viewed across mobile, laptop, and almost any VR headset. It also makes deployment easier because once you publish, your VR experience is available at a link without any downloads or even embeddable like a YouTube video. With WebXR you can bypass any app stores too or avoid side loading processes. The downside is you more constrained performance-wise with WebXR and have to keep that in mind during implementation. However the one-click deployment speeds up the feedback loop, allowing for rapid prototyping and more iterative development. For example, I could often build and tweak a VR experience on a call, letting the other person try out those changes by just refreshing their browser.