Designing for Tablets & Smart TVs
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A talk on UX and visual design for Android tablets & Google TV given by visual designer Dani Storlie and me at Google DevFest in September 2012.
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Designing for Tablets & Smart TVs
- 1. Designing for Tablets & TVs Google DevFest 2012 Presented by DANI STORLIE ANDY FITZGERALD
- 5. Overview Design Process Color Theory Visual Hierarchy
- 7. “The design process is about designing and prototyping and making. When you separate those, I think the final result suffers” - Jonathan Ive. 2012
- 9. Have an idea
- 10. Have an idea Find a unique problem Consider the form factor Know your platform
- 11. Market Research
- 12. Market Research Who is this for? What else is out there? What can you do better?
- 13. Sketch it Out
- 14. Sketch it Out Information on the screen Navigating through application How do elements fit on the screen
- 15. Visual Design
- 17. Prototype
- 18. Prototype Build you application Test it with users Iterate till you perfect
- 19. Celebrate!
- 20. Visual Design
- 22. Visual Design
- 23. Designing for 10ft 10ft
- 26. Color Theory
- 28. Color Wheel
- 29. Monochromatic shade
- 30. Color Wheel
- 31. Primary
- 32. Secondary
- 33. Secondary
- 34. Tertiary
- 35. Tertiary
- 36. Complimentary
- 38. Analogous
- 39. Warm/Cool
- 40. Google +
- 41. DropBox
- 42. Evernote
- 43. Google Play
- 44. Hierarchy
- 45. Hierarchy Size Color Contrast Alignment Repetition Proximity
- 46. Hierarchy
- 47. Size
- 48. Size & Alignment
- 49. Color
- 50. Contrast
- 51. Repetition & Proximity Text Text Text Line of text Line of text Line of text Text Text Text Line of text Line of text Line of text
- 54. Visual Information Seeking Overview Zoom Filter Details on Demand Visual Informa.on Seeking Mantra, Ben Schneiderman (1996)
- 61. User Knowledge Knowledge in the World Interpretation substitutes for learning High ease of use on first encounter Efficiency slowed by the need of interpretation Knowledge in the Head Requires learning Low ease of use on first encounter High efficiency Adapted from The Design of Everyday Things, Donald Norman (1988)
- 62. Identifying Priorities & Translating Value
- 63. “Mobile users’ priorities change, but their intents don’t.” - Emily Wengert Beyond Channels (IAS 2012)
- 64. Value in Context
- 65. Value in Context
- 66. Value in Context
- 67. Value in Context
- 68. Value in Context
- 69. Value in Context
- 70. Value in Context
- 71. Value in Context
- 72. Value in Context
- 73. Value in Context
- 74. Value in Context
- 75. Value in Context
- 76. Value in Context Heuristics Clearly Identify: The value proposition The target user The target context Leverage Context Specific Assets Accommodate Context Specific Limitations Purge Unnecessary Features & Content
- 77. Q&A.