This document discusses designing for mobile devices. It begins by noting that design is shifting from desktop to mobile, with billions of apps now downloaded daily and mobile browsing expected to surpass desktop browsing by 2014. It then provides an overview of different mobile platforms, devices, and types of mobile delivery including native apps, hybrid apps, mobile web apps, mobile websites, and responsive websites. The document concludes by discussing considerations for mobile design such as research, planning, visual design, delivery, and responsive web design.
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iPhone is more than 10 years old and creating applications for this platform has become a de-facto standard. It is obvious that the demand for iOS supported products is there. Understand how to leverage this ever-growing market, by providing meaningful user experiences and finding the talent you need to make it happen.
@morganschnee and @skawhomp discuss mobile options for nonprofits and help you decide which approach is right for your organization @keljar @guidecreative
iPhone is more than 10 years old and creating applications for this platform has become a de-facto standard. It is obvious that the demand for iOS supported products is there. Understand how to leverage this ever-growing market, by providing meaningful user experiences and finding the talent you need to make it happen.
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Length: 30 minutes
Session Overview
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During this webinar, we will cover the following topics while demonstrating the integrations of JMeter, InfluxDB and Grafana:
- What out-of-the-box solutions are available for real-time monitoring JMeter tests?
- What are the benefits of integrating InfluxDB and Grafana into the load testing stack?
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- Demonstration of InfluxDB and Grafana using a practice web application
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2. Introduction
Design is changing rapidly from desktop to mobile platforms,
billions of apps are now downloaded daily,
and it's anticipated that by 2014 mobile browsing
will have outstripped desktop browsing.
3. Why is mobile exciting?
• Immediate publishing
• Geo-specific information
• Information at point of interest
• Truly personal device
• Inbuilt payment
4. Mobile Devices
• Android
• iPhone
• Windows Mobile
• Blackberry
• Nokia
5. Mobile Devices and Platforms
Device Type Platform Browser Owner
iPhone, iPad Proprietary iOS Safari Apple
Android Phone Open Android Android Browser Google
Windows Phone Open Windows Mobile Explorer Microsoft
Blackberry Proprietary Blackberry OS Opera RIM
Multiple (Symbian,
Nokia Phones Open Nokia Browser Nokia
MeeGo, MaeMo, S60 )
6. Types of Mobile Delivery
• Native App
• Hybrid App
• Web (or Browser) App
• Mobile Optimised Website
• Responsive Website
7. The Native App
• Built for devices native programming
language
• Fast and reliable
• Access to native hardware
• Ability to store data offline
• Distributed through app store
• Approval required by third party
8. Hybrid App
• Built with familiar web technologies
(HTML / CSS / javascript) then ‘wrapped’
to act like a native app
• Uses a single codebase
• Access to some, but not all native
hardware features
• Distributed through app store
http://www.phonegap.co.uk
9. Mobile Web App
• Built with familiar web technologies
(HTML / CSS / javascript)
• Uses devices browser and is made to
resemble a native apps functionality
• Can be accessed by most mobile device
• No approval needed by app store
http://www.jquerymobile.com
10. Mobile Website
• A browser based website, optimised for
viewing on a mobile screen
• Operates in a similar way to a website but
more efficiently designed for mobile
• A responsive website repurposes content
with css styling and @media query
• Flexible approach, efficient use of content
11. Designing for Mobile
Mobile offers some unique design challenges, designing
for an audience on the move, with limited time
all fitting in to a small screen size (320 x 480 px).
(graphic)
12. Research
• What is the primary use of your app or website?
• Who are the users and what are their circumstances?
• Which browsers are you designing for?
• What range of devices are you designing for?
• Are there any specific accessibility
compliance criteria ?
13. Planning
• Information Architecture
• Creating a Sitemap
• Developing Wireframes
• Prototype
21. Responsive Web Design
Finally, a recent hot topics in web design is the use of responsive
layouts. Responsive design adapt the content your page according
to the device you are viewing on using @media query.
Most responsive designs include at least three sets of style rules,
one for desktop, one for mobile and one for tablets.
23. Benefits of Responsive
Web Design
Web Design all devices
• Optimum user experience across
• Uses the same content across all sites, one
update and all sites change
• Same links work across all devices
• Endorsed by Google for SEO
• Flexible for future screen sizes
