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Young children can seem to “get” touch devices right away, but also get easily frustrated. Through a tour of apps currently on the market, we'll explore techniques to maximize their engagement and minimize their frustration, including using characters, audio and visual indicators, and inactivity timeouts. We'll also cover which gestures are the most and least intuitive for small fingers, how the way children hold tablets affects UI, and what content to include for parents.
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- 1. So Easy a Child Could Do It Designing Apps for Little Fingers Kathryn Rotondo kathrynrotondo.com @krotondo Devoxx Paris, France April 17, 2014
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