With people using an average of 3.2 connected devices in their daily lives, this talk will explore the value in making it easy continue tasks and activities across different devices. How can we remove the friction between these screens?

1. Challenges and Tools
for Multi-Screen UX
Smartphones, Tablets, computers,…
Hugo Labonde – UX Designer
Jules Leclerc – Lead UX

2. Usabilis
UX research & Design Agency

3. Companies focused
mainly on the
Smartphone UX

4. A multi-device
ecosystem

5. Quantitative and
qualitative study

6. devices per user
3,2

7. Composition of this
ecosystem
(percentage of ownership)
Smartphone
Tablet
Computer
Other
Connected TV
99
74
99
40
9

8. Smartphone
“A must”

9. Tablet
“The homebody”

10. Computer
“The expert tool”

11. of people use several different devices for the same
activity
99%

12. of people use multiple devices simultaneously
75%

13. User is not aware of
its multi-device use

14. The 7 most significant
results

15. 1.
A Picture is the most
efficient way to find a
specific content
1.

16. A similar information
architecture on every
device
2.

17. Specific layout for each
device
3.

18. 4.
Same content should be
found on all devices
4.a b c
a b c

19. Inform users about
synchronization between
devices
5.

20. Facilitating the transition
between devices
6.

21. Offer specific features for
each devices
7.

22. Tools to design
multi-screen UX

23. User testing GuidelinesExperience map

24. • Guidance
• Continuity
• Synchronization
• Immediate feedback
• Error management
• Flexibility
• Environment of use
• Security
Criteria for the Evaluation
Of multi-devices User
Experience

25. Get slides here :
tinyurl.com/multiux
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@JulesLeclerc
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