Designing for Wearable Devices

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The document discusses considerations for designing interfaces and applications for wearable devices like smartwatches. It notes new challenges like smaller screens, shorter battery life, and reliance on mobile phones. Key differences between devices like the Apple Watch and Moto 360 are discussed. Examples are provided of applications that could work well for tasks like payments, notes, transportation and more. Case studies also examine how mapping and navigation could evolve to take advantage of wearables.

Technology

Designing for Wearable Devices
Saturday September 13, 2014
Stephanie Nguyen
@nguyenist

Today
• Intro: Smartwatches
• Apple Watch vs. Moto 360
Differences
Similarities
Examples
• Case Study: Landmark
From Mobile to Smartwatch
• Design Sprint
Build your own prototype

Apple vs. Google #codeher2014
@nguyenist

New Considerations
• Accessing apps
• Inputting information
• Mobile-dependency
• Notiﬁcations
• Round vs. square screen
• Smaller screen real estate
• Shorter battery life

Charge + Hardware Considerations #codeher2014
@nguyenist

UX/UI Impact: Rounded square vs. Round interface #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Maps & Navigation #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Voice Commands + No Keyboard #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Contextual + Hyperlocal #codeher2014
@nguyenist

The Quantiﬁed Self + Health + Fitness #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Wearable Philosophy
(Courtesy of Google / Android Wear)

Launched automatically
Source: Google & #AndroidWear

Glanceable
Source: Google & #AndroidWear

Suggest & Demand
Source: Google & #AndroidWear

Zero or no interaction
Source: Google & #AndroidWear

Request a car: Lyft, Uber #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Taking notes: Notepad, Evernote, Trello #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Payment: Apple Pay #codeher2014
@nguyenist

Creative Communication: Heartbeats, Emoticons and Drawings #codeher2014
@nguyenist

“Head Northwest on
Connecticut Ave.”
...which way is that?

Right when you see the Flat
Iron Building at E 23rd Street
In 2
Blocks
Slight Right toward Shake In 200
To start, begin walking in this direction
on Broadway toward E 23rd Street

Stephanie Nguyen | @nguyenist | stephanie@silicalabs.com
Say hello:

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Designing for Wearable Devices

1. Designing for Wearable Devices Saturday September 13, 2014 Stephanie Nguyen @nguyenist

2. Today • Intro: Smartwatches • Apple Watch vs. Moto 360 Differences Similarities Examples • Case Study: Landmark From Mobile to Smartwatch • Design Sprint Build your own prototype

3. Apple vs. Google #codeher2014 @nguyenist

4. New Considerations • Accessing apps • Inputting information • Mobile-dependency • Notiﬁcations • Round vs. square screen • Smaller screen real estate • Shorter battery life

5. Key Differences

6. Development #codeher2014 @nguyenist

7. Charge + Hardware Considerations #codeher2014 @nguyenist

8. UX/UI Impact: Rounded square vs. Round interface #codeher2014 @nguyenist

9. Accessing Apps #codeher2014 @nguyenist

10. Maps & Navigation #codeher2014 @nguyenist

11. Similarities

12. Voice Commands + No Keyboard #codeher2014 @nguyenist

13. Glanceable #codeher2014 @nguyenist

14. Contextual + Hyperlocal #codeher2014 @nguyenist

15. The Quantiﬁed Self + Health + Fitness #codeher2014 @nguyenist

16. Wearable Philosophy (Courtesy of Google / Android Wear)

17. Source: Google & #AndroidWear

18. Launched automatically Source: Google & #AndroidWear

19. Glanceable Source: Google & #AndroidWear

20. Suggest & Demand Source: Google & #AndroidWear

21. Zero or no interaction Source: Google & #AndroidWear

22. App Examples

23. Request a car: Lyft, Uber #codeher2014 @nguyenist

24. Taking notes: Notepad, Evernote, Trello #codeher2014 @nguyenist

25. Payment: Apple Pay #codeher2014 @nguyenist

26. Creative Communication: Heartbeats, Emoticons and Drawings #codeher2014 @nguyenist

27. Case Study: #codeher2014 @nguyenist

28. 1492

29. 500 years later...

30.

31. Evolution of Maps Are we there yet?

32. “Head Northwest on Connecticut Ave.” ...which way is that?

33. Landmarks #codeher2014 @nguyenist

34. Right when you see the Flat Iron Building at E 23rd Street In 2 Blocks Slight Right toward Shake In 200 To start, begin walking in this direction on Broadway toward E 23rd Street

35. Stephanie Nguyen | @nguyenist | stephanie@silicalabs.com Say hello:

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