Here we talk about designing across, and for, multiple touchscreen platforms (Nokia, iPhone, iPad and Windows Phone 7) using Ribot’s recent suite of Tesco apps as a case study.
How do different form factors, operating systems, and interaction paradigms inform the design of real I-want-to-use-it-every-day apps?
How do you take the constraints (and opportunities) of differing mobile devices and design interfaces that, for the user, feel like they belong on the device and as part of their life?
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10. Re-use learnt behaviours
re-use interactions inherent in the device
minimise the number of surprises
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12. From web to mobile
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13. Pressure Accelerometer Time of day Gesture
Microphone Haptics ...
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14. Pressure Accelerometer Time of day Gesture
Microphone Haptics ...
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15. Pressure Accelerometer Time of day Gesture
Microphone Haptics ...
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16. Pressure Accelerometer Time of day Gesture
Microphone Haptics ...
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17. Pressure Accelerometer Time of day Gesture
Microphone Haptics ...
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18. Four-step process
reserve a delivery slot
find and add products to basket
(favourites, search, browse, scan)
review your order
check out
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