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Refresh Portland Mobile UX Nick Finck, November 12, 2009

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This is a presentation I did for Refresh Portland. It is a very high level look at the User Experience Design in the Mobile Web.This will be a crash course in mobile user experience design, are you ready? We will look at how the mobile context has evolved over the years and where it is headed. We’ll explore the differences between the web and the mobile web, why these differences are important, what the key user experience principals are for the mobile web ...oh yeah, and there will be plenty of examples for you to sink your teeth into. I will give you the information you need to design an optimal user experience for the mobile web as well as what decisions you will need to make along the way.

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Mobile UXNick Finck, November 12, 2009

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The Mobile Web

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Photo by Rion Nakayahttp://www.flickr.com/photos/rion/47437262/

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A Quick Walkthru

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Found Products

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Oh Dear Gawd, a whole section for cheese. Yes!

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No Product List

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Lets Get Technical!

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Fitts’s Law

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In ergonomics, Fitts's law is a model of human movement which predicts the time required to rapidly move to a target area, as a function of the distance to the target and the size of the target.”

Description of Fitts’s LawWikipedia

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Not so good

Way better

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Optimized Markup

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digital-web.comScreen based CSS & Print based CSS

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Developing for the Mobile Context

• XHTML✓Well formed✓Semantically correct✓Highly optimized

• CSS✓Handheld media type (sometimes even screen media type)✓Highly optimized

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NYTimes.comMinimum 30 Seconds to lo load 796kbplus requests to multiple servers

NY Times on LeafletMaximum of 7 seconds to lo load 30kb

http://nytimes.com http://app.getleaflets.com/nyt/

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Non-optimized header markup

Highly optimized header markup

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Optimized UI

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Non-optimized UI

Highly optimized UI

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A Deep Dive into Mobile Web

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Content

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Readability & Page Width

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The problem

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Unreadable

Must zoom

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UnreadableAgain

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Text does not fit within screen

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Possible solutions

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Readablewithoutzooming

Fits perfectly within screen

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Readablewithoutzooming

Text fits on screen

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Interaction

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Navigation

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The problem

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Navigation

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Hotspots visible & clickable only after zoomed 10x

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Content is way abovenavigation

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Navigationcould havelargerhotspots

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Microscopichotspots

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Barelynavigable

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Possible solutions

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Navigationalong sidethe content

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Nice bigand juicy hotspots

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Super sizehotspots

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Visuallycalled outnavigation

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Use largerheadings &visual hints

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Pagination

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The problem

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World’ssmallestpagination

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A possible solution

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Excellentpaginationsolution

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Search

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The problem

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A possible solution

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A perfectcase forsearch ahead

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Buttons

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The problem

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Very typicalweb button

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Possible solutions

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Large juicybuttons foreasy clicking

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555-5555

Designedwith thespecificcontext inmind

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Calls to Action

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The problem

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Calls to action are lost in page

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A possible solution

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Make calls to actionvery obvious

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?What is Next?

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Nintendo Wii

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Oblong's g-speakSpatial Operating Environment

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Sixth SenseWearable Gestural Interface

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Thank you!

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?Questions