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The document summarizes a diploma project to design interaction features for a smartphone. The project involved researching mobile phone usage patterns and touchscreen interaction. Based on findings that people have different usage habits and prefer minimal screen interactions, concepts were developed for organizing contacts and communication features through tagging and simplified menus. The product, called "Firestorm", would be an application for Linux devices with a browser-based interface and automatic/user tagging of information.
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Mobile devices are increasingly becoming part of everyday
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of hardware keys or tactile references. Thus it is necessary
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successfully interact with touch-screens. A crucial issue
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PROGRAM: ISEM
RESEARCH PAPER FOR APPLIED PROJECT
GESTURES & DESIGN PATTERNS IN TOUCHSCREEN SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT: A USABILITY STUDY
KATIE TOBIN
Date: December, 18th 2011
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT....................................................................................................................3
KEYWORDS ..................................................................................................................3
1. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................4
2. PROBLEM STATEMENT AND JUSTIFICATION ..............................................................7
3. LITERATURE REVIEW - ANALYSIS OF RELATED WORK ................................................9
4. SOLUTION APPROACH ...........................................................................................15
5. WORK PLAN ..........................................................................................................20
6. PROTOTYPE IMPLEMENTATION ..............................................................................21
7. USABILITY STUDY RESULTS ....................................................................................50
8. CONCLUSIONS REACHED .......................................................................................52
9. REFERENCES ..........................................................................................................53
APPENDICES ..............................................................................................................54
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ABSTRACT
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terns
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1. INTRODUCTION
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- 1. Interaction Design for a Smartphone ADITYA HARI
- 6. ( ) Diploma Project Mar-23rd-2006 Oct 31st-2006
- 7. Design of features and interaction for a handheld mobile computing device The project (Smartphone) Examples
- 8. Opportunity To revisit (re-structure) the mobile phone information design. Find a new effective pattern of design in terms of features, interaction design and visual design To make touch screen interactivity a better experience. Innovation. Implementation
- 9. Constraints The product being an application that could be used on various devices, no assumptions could be made on the device. Limited screen-space Time-frame
- 11. Understand mobile phones Understand touch-screen interaction General study Usage patterns + ] Research
- 12. General study Literature study – relevant material (especially research papers published) Case study – Palm treo 650
- 13. User study Observing the users with touch screen smart phones to understand usage patterns specific to the design problem Asking users (online) about mobile phones in general to understand shortcomings and usage
- 14. Inferences Mobile communication tends to happen with people the users are more recently in contact with Different people have different usage patterns to perform the same task. User interface is considered the most critical factor on a mobile phone People don't tend to remember more than a few phone numbers
- 15. Designing for small screens need not resemble design for computers Activities on mobile phones are generally paid lesser attention Inferences Using the stylus is less preferred because it involves using both hands The orientation for touch-screen devices is a slightly different
- 16. Idea Generation Deciding the information flows Initial concepts/screens for features Defining the product
- 17. The product (termed “Firestorm” for internal usage) will be an application/software available for Linux based handheld (touch screen) devices The Graphic User Interface on Firestorm will be enabled using a browser (Mozilla Firefox) Information on Firestorm will be done by tagging (automatic and user defined)
- 20. Concept for feature design People book Noun – Verb – adjective Communicate Tags
- 21. Screen size
- 22. Explorations
- 23. Explorations
- 24. Explorations
- 25. Explorations
- 26. The Product
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- 35. People
- 36. People
- 37. People
- 38. People
- 39. People
- 40. People
- 41. People
- 42. People
- 44. Communicate
- 45. Communicate
- 46. Communicate
- 47. Communicate
- 48. Communicate
- 49. Communicate
- 50. Communicate
- 51. Communicate
- 52. Communicate
- 53. Communicate
- 54. Tags
- 55. Tags
- 56. Tags
- 57. Clipboard
- 58. Clipboard
- 59. Clipboard
- 60. Clipboard
- 61. Menu
- 62. Menu
- 68. DMS
- 98. Thank you!