Every Screen is a Touchscreen
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Michael Lowry, Design Director of Mobile at Fidelity Investments, presented "Every Screen is a Touchscreen" at Harvard ABCD's May 8th 2013 meeting. Summary: The era of the mouse and desktop is quickly fading yet many designers are still approaching user interfaces with dated design principles and patterns. Designers now need to account for a multitude of new device types and input methods. Michael exposes some of the complexities and opportunities of this new world and suggest that assuming all screens are touchscreens is a necessary first-step to a successful web design.
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Every Screen is a Touchscreen
- 1. All Screens are Touch Screens
- 2. Michael Lowry Mobile Design Director, Fidelity Investments
- 4. Touch Driven
- 9. “We’ve done tons of user testing on this”
- 10. “and it turns out it doesn’t work”
- 11. “after an extended period of time, your arm wants to fall off”
- 14. Why Apple Will Never Ship a Touchscreen MacBook
- 15. Steve Jobs: Touchscreen Laptops Don’tWork
- 16. Why ‘Gorilla Arm Syndrome’ Rules Out Multitouch Notebook Displays
- 20. Daria Loi UX Innovation Manager @ Intel
- 24. Touch No Touch
- 25. ✓Change settings ✓Create PPT slide ✓Write email ✓Browse ✓Search ✓Online purchase ✓Video calling ✓Crop image Touch No Touch
- 27. Hybrid Devices
- 34. Appropriate Targets Varied Environment Simple GesturesMinimize Typing 1 2 43
- 35. Appropriate Targets Varied Environment Simple GesturesMinimize Typing 2 43
- 36. Appropriate Targets Varied Environment Simple GesturesMinimize Typing 43
- 37. Appropriate Targets Varied Environment Simple GesturesMinimize Typing 4
- 38. Appropriate Targets Varied Environment Simple GesturesMinimize Typing
- 42. Tiny Icon Targets Tight Spacing Primary Control Location Tiny Text Targets
- 43. Tiny Icon Targets Tight Spacing Primary Control Location Tiny Text Targets Required Typing
- 44. Tiny Icon Targets Tight Spacing Primary Control Location Tiny Text Targets Required Typing Lots of Scrolling
- 45. Financial Times
- 46. Financial Times
- 47. Do
- 48. Do
- 49. Quartz
- 50. Quartz
- 51. Pulse
- 52. Pulse
- 53. WageWorks
- 54. WageWorks
- 55. Deloitte GA
- 56. BootMetro
- 57. Fusion
- 59. Microsoft Store
- 61. Microsoft StoreJosh ClarkLuke Wrorkerlubski?
- 62. Microsoft StoreJosh ClarkLuke Wrorkerlubski?Evan Gerber
- 63. pointer
- 66. Maxims
- 67. My users will have a choice of input methods... Maxims
- 68. My users will have a choice of input methods... Their devices will be biased toward one of those methods. Maxims