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The document discusses various techniques for designing mobile applications, including: - Drawing app ideas and wireframes on paper before implementing them digitally. - Considering human interface guidelines, the user experience, and what users can realistically do within a short time frame using one thumb. - Defining the app purpose and intended users through traditional UX methods like site maps and identifying key nouns and verbs. - Designing for mobile users rather than just mobile devices, such as allowing landscape orientation. - Understanding the user's situational context in terms of where they are, who they're with, what they're doing, and when, and ensuring the app provides a useful result for that context.
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- 1. Mobile Technology Masterful Design Marketing Innovation Mike Kaple & Erica Kendall
- 2. Big Design, Small Screen • Get some gray sharpies and • App Idea tracing paper. • DRAW • Error state: what happens when • HIGs - Human Interface Guidelines something goes wrong? (Apple) • Can user do “x” with two minutes • User Experience Guidelines (Apple) and one thumb? • Who is this app for? • Draw it 3 times before going to the • The device doesn’t know what to do computer. until you tell it. • Design for the mobile user, not the mobile device. • Turn the app sideways; literally. • Turn the app sideways; not literally. • What do we know about the user? • They are SOMEWHERE with SOMEONE engaged in SOMETHING at some TIME, and they expect a result. • Define app w/ traditional UX methods. • Site Map/User Flow • Nouns and Verbs • Do it once, then do it again and
- 4. PhoneGap 101
- 5. PhoneGap 101
- 6. Developers are from Vulcan, Designers are from Wonderland Meyers Briggs Type Indicator Dichotomies: Extraversion (E) (I) Introversion Sensing (S) (N) Intuition Thinking (T) (F) Feeling Judging (J) (P) Perception Spock (Developer): ISTJ Alice (Designer): ENFP
- 7. Spock to Alice: Alice to Spock: • Brainstorming session • Design conversation in a • Users goals structured way • Qualitative and emotive details • Frame within context of the • Show how specific parts relate project requirements to overall whole • Back up research or data • Show different examples • Snow how larger pieces breaks • Show a prototype down into details • Talk about it in person • Show examples of similar patterns on the target platform • If pictures or talking isn't working, try words
- 8. In general: 7 Suggestions: • Explain yourself 1.Respect • Ask questions 2.Dance to the same beat • Listen after you ask the 3.Communicate questions 4.Think global • Look at it form the other 5.Show me yours... person’s perspective 6.Sh*t happens • Don't take it personally 7.Lather rinse and repeat • Assume best intentions
- 9. Do’s and Don’ts of Cross-Platform Mobile Design Do share Do stay true Don't share to share Don't overdue branding Do rest (API) Don’t neglect presentation Don't back down Popular cross platform tools: • Titanium • Mono • PhoneGap • Xamarin
- 10. Using Xcode Native iOS Mobile App Development and Deployment Strategies
- 11. Augmented Reality Morning Keynote by Trak Lord of Metaio
- 12. Augmented Reality Morning Keynote by Trak Lord of Metaio
- 13. Situational Opportunity Using Human Behavior To Influence The Design And Features Of Mobile Apps
- 14. Situational Opportunity Using Human Behavior To Influence The Design And Features Of Mobile Apps Who’s that guy in the movie with the dog?
- 15. A Mobile You! Keynote by Leon Gersing
- 16. Responsive Web Design From Mobile To Desktop, And Beyond
- 17. Quick & Code-Free Mobile App Prototyping Techniques
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- #10: All-day event of how to storyboard, code and deploy a mobile app. \n\n\n\n
- #11: presenter: trak lord\nThis session will give an in-depth look into Metaio’s mobile developer ecosystem.\nFrom working business models to new forms of art, augmented reality has permeated nearly every aspect of mobile technology. Learn also how Metaio is working with key mobile players to refine and optimize its software for the next-generation of mobile devices and developers.\n
- #12: presenter: andrew heaton\nauthor of: purposely irregular\n\n
- #13: Drawing from personal experience and research from leading behavioral psychologists, this session aims to empower mobile developers to explore themselves and their craft. Helping them to establish confidence in their career, establish their voice in a highly competitive market, manage conflicts healthfully and communicate more effectively with others. No matter where you happen to be on your journey of continual improvement, reflecting on yourself and the effects of interpersonal relationships can provide valuable insight towards achieving your goals technically and emotionally. Invest in yourself to step outside the mould in mobile technology & do things that have never been done before. Learn to leverage the wisdom of those around you to cultivate powerful positive relationships without sacrificing the most important asset in your toolkit: yourself.\n
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