Slidee Wearable Presentation
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This document discusses Slidee, a wearable presentation remote created by Imran Younis, Rubén Lozano Diaz, and Nicolas Linard. It won an Android Wear hackathon and allows users to control presentations from their wrist. The challenges of UX design on a small watch screen are mentioned, and a diagram shows how the Chrome extension communicates with the Android Wear and Nexus 7 services.
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- 1. @imranyounis
- 2. Founders of Slidee Wearble Presentation Rubén Lozano Diaz Backend Developer Imran Younis Experience Designer Nicolas Linard Android Developer @imranyounis @khanser @Njko @imranyounis
- 3. Gotcha - Don’t think about shrinking apps down to a tiny screen - No fiddly menus and buttons - no tiny tap targets on one screen - Huge challenge for UX and Designers - Vastly different rules apply compared to phones and tablets @imranyounis
- 4. Winner of Android Wear GHoatcckhaathon @imranyounis
- 5. Slidee - Wearable Presentation Remote @imranyounis
- 6. Material is a Metaphor @imranyounis
- 7. Android Wear Nexus 7 Service Google Extension Google Chrome Overview @imranyounis
- 8. Chrome Extension Connect / Disconnect Slide info
- 9. Update notification Sends actions Android Android Wear Nexus 7 Service @imranyounis
- 10. Slidee Overview Android Wear Nexus 7 Service Extension Google Chrome @imranyounis
Editor's Notes
- Hi everyone, I’m happy to present my experience for designing for wearables, In particular, the principles for designing for Android Wear Challenge for UX and Designers Different rules apply compared to phones and tablets
- A bunch of friends teamed up at the Android Wear Mini Hackathon hosted last month.
- While we downloaded the SDK, This is what we thouight was capable of doing Creating an app on Wearable - sketches - soon realised that it was a glorified notification - some of you might be aware of that
- While we downloaded the SDK Ruben is scratching his head and Nicolas his frowning
- what did we build Built a presentation remote that uses your android device and watch to control your presentation
- Surfaces and edges of the material provide visual cues that are grounded in reality.
- This is the whole service - to get this to work and communicate to the Android device and the Google Presentation - we created a Google extension - an intermediary to talk to the device
- - This is a flow of the connection. Im not going to go into much detail, basically at a glance you can see how our extension worked. 2 parts - Connecting to the service - Injecting code to control the google presentation
- Nexus 7 - UI - Initializes connection to the service - Pushes updates to the wearable (done in MainActivity) - Pushes actions from the wearable to the service (done in NotificationReceiver then HttpClient) Wearable Update notification: - add action buttons - change text in placeholder - change state of start/stop button Send actions: - Start/Stop actions - Previous action - Next action
- This is the whole service - to get this to work and communicate to the Android device and the Google Presentation - we created a Google extension - an intermediary to talk to the device
- This is what the Android App looks like Whatever we think is necessary in the future :D From the extensions: -Websockets -Remove polling -Find proper way click events to work