User eXperience - A Mobile Journey into the Human Mind
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Borrowing some ideas from the User eXperience presentation but with a mobile twist.
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User eXperience - A Mobile Journey into the Human Mind
- 1. User eXperience - A Mobile Journey into the Human Mind Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will get you anywhere. - Albert Einstein
- 2. TJ Chief Software Architect - codebyts
- 4. In software world, although UX is related to user interfaces, it goes beyond that.
- 5. It’s about making things easier for the user
- 6. It’s about making things simpler for the user
- 7. … without confusing the user
- 8. … or over engineering the solution
- 9. It’s about understanding the human-nature
- 10. … and psychology
- 11. It’s about understanding the human behaviour
- 13. we perceive what we expect
- 14. we expect based on past experiences
- 15. we expect things that are different to be presented different
- 16. we expect things to appear logical and get lost if they don’t
- 17. we are programmed to push big buttons
- 18. shortest gap of silence we can detect in a sound : 1 millisecond (0.001 second )
- 19. perception of cause and effect: 100 milliseconds (0.1 second)
- 20. maximum gap expected in a conversation: 1 second
- 23. … and grouping
- 24. … and completion
- 25. … and did we say structure?
- 26. … and did we say structure?
- 27. User eXperience Text and Fonts and Rock and Roll
- 28. This is a sample text Uncommon or unfamiliar vocabulary
- 29. noisy background
- 30. centered text
- 32. User eXperience Bringing It All Together
- 33. Less is more
- 34. Jeep - 2002
- 35. Jeep - 2003
- 36. Jeep - 2007
- 37. Less is more (before)
- 38. Less is more (after)
- 39. Think outside of the box (before)
- 40. Think outside of the box (after)
- 41. User eXperience Your Users
- 42. Experts
- 43. Willing Adopters
- 44. Mainstreamers
- 45. User eXperience User Experience is about Control
- 47. simple means the user is in control
- 48. Easy navigation is preferable to search
- 49. User eXperience Design for the Mobile
- 50. The comfort zone for the thumb
- 51. The comfort zone for the thumb
- 52. Right-handed vs. Left-Handed design
- 53. Bigger buttons tell the user what’s important
- 54. Size of fingertip is 44 pixels (source: Apple)
- 55. Following the 44-pixel rule
- 56. Top to bottom design
- 57. Scrolls are bad… well, sometimes.
- 58. Divide scrollable info into multiple non-scrollable screens
- 59. If you can break up the information, break it up.
- 60. Even if you use scrolling, the interface should be clear.
- 61. Design to avoid confirmations
- 62. Avoid confusion by using publicly accepted images on buttons
- 64. More info
- 66. Detailed Human Psychological Analysis
- 67. Design Focus on different platforms individually (iOS, Android, WM7)
- 68. Tools of the trade
- 69. 1 day
- 70. Starts after June 2011Please express interest by filling out a form, talking to TJ or visiting www.codebyts.com
- 72. MonoTouch for iOS Development
- 73. MonoDroid for Android Development
- 74. 3 days
- 75. Starts on beg July 2011Please express interest by filling out a form, talking to TJ or visiting www.codebyts.com
- 77. Focus on standard out of the box and Telerik WM7 controls
- 78. 3 days
- 79. Starts on beg June 2011Please express interest by filling out a form, talking to TJ or visiting www.codebyts.com
- 80. Questions? tjsblog.net tj@codebyts.com @tjgokcen (twitter)
Notas do Editor
- Apple uses “i” button, but this is not standard.If I used ! Above instead of refresh, that would confuse users.Do not put a settings tab on the tab bar, as elevating these options to the same level as your app’s primary features gives them too much weight.