Nokia Asha UX webinar: Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers

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Our UX specialist, Jan Krebber of OCT03, shares design tips for creating Nokia Asha games. These tips are based on averting flaws and deal-breakers that have been found during UX reviews of real games submitted to Nokia Store. Jan will illustrate similarities among games from many developers and will provide easy-to-follow rules for creating game experiences that’ll make people want to keep playing your games instead of just trying them out. Find out more about: * developing for Nokia Asha: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Develop/asha * UX guidelines for Java apps: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/ * Design tips for game developers: http://developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/#!design-tips-for-game-developers.html * UX guidelines for web apps: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Nokia_Asha_web_apps_library/ * component demos: https://projects.developer.nokia.com/asha_ui_component_demos Check out the current webinar schedule here: http://www.developer.nokia.com/webinars and https://developer.nokia.com/Develop/asha/learning/

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Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers
Jan Krebber @krebbixux
Senior User Experience Consultant

Overview
Mobile mindset
App navigation and settings
Layout
Gestures
UX offering
Take home messages

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Mobile mindset

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The mobile context differs from the living
room context.

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People are bored, local and they can do only
small tasks.

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The bus comes always – at the wrong time.

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App navigation and Settings

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Start, pause, continue, and exit a mobile
game fast – with one tap or gesture.

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Pause and continue are must-have
features.

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Keep your splash screen brief.

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Keep your splash screen brief.

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Drill-down
structure
suits most
of the
games.
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Hardware Back key must be used for Pause,
Back, and Cancel.

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Always ensure a way back to the game.

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Avoid scrolling or swiping or excess use of
buttons to access any feature.

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Offer sound setting as early as possible.

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Make high score entry creation easy.

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Temporary online high score lists make
(nearly) everybody feel good.

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People want to play with your game –
not with your menu.

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Layout

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Make it BIG.

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Split screens up into two screens when
necessary.

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Be consistent with icon metaphors – text
might work better in some cases.

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There is no focus in Nokia Asha touch
phones.

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Hide all non-touch related content in touch
phones.

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A button is a button, and vice versa.

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Make navigation and special function
buttons visible.

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In portrait mode, one finger easily hides 1/3
of the relevant area.

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Gestures

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Consider a swipe safety margin of 25 pixels.

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Games in landscape orientation must rotate
the canvas as well.

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Resistive screens might have trouble with
multi-point gestures.

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Finger’s centroid is not where initially
expected.

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Add solutions for too small touch areas.
#1 Offset.

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Add solutions for too small touch areas.
#2 Cross Hairs.

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Add solutions for too small touch areas.
#3 Fish eye.

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Test it – on the phone, not only on the
workstation.

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There are LCDUI and LWUIT UI style guides.

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These game tips are online now.

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There are UI stencils for Inkscape in
addition to Adobe Illustrator.

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Asha UI component demo application is a
Java midlet suite for LCDUI.

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Literature and links
• UX Library for Nokia Asha:
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/
#!index.html
• Nokia Asha Web app UX guidelines:
http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Nokia_As
ha_web_apps_library/#!design-library.html
• Nokia Asha UI component demos:
https://projects.developer.nokia.com/asha_ui_component_de
mos
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People want to play with your game –
not with your menu.

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Test it – on the phone, not only on the
workstation.

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Thanks to Sanna Hiukka,
Maaike Beenen, and Stratos Kalogirou.

Thanks .

Jan Krebber
ext-jan.krebber@nokia.com
@krebbixux

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2. Overview Mobile mindset App navigation and settings Layout Gestures UX offering Take home messages • • • • • • 2 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

4. The mobile context differs from the living room context. 4 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

5. People are bored, local and they can do only small tasks. 5 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

6. The bus comes always – at the wrong time. 6 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

7. App navigation and Settings 7 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

8. Start, pause, continue, and exit a mobile game fast – with one tap or gesture. 8 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

9. Pause and continue are must-have features. 9 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

10. Keep your splash screen brief. 10 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

11. Keep your splash screen brief. 11 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

12. Drill-down structure suits most of the games. 12 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

13. Hardware Back key must be used for Pause, Back, and Cancel. 13 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

14. Always ensure a way back to the game. 14 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

15. Avoid scrolling or swiping or excess use of buttons to access any feature. 15 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

16. Offer sound setting as early as possible. 16 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

17. Make high score entry creation easy. 18 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

18. Temporary online high score lists make (nearly) everybody feel good. 20 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

19. People want to play with your game – not with your menu. 21 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

22. Split screens up into two screens when necessary. 24 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

23. Be consistent with icon metaphors – text might work better in some cases. 26 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

24. There is no focus in Nokia Asha touch phones. 27 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

25. Hide all non-touch related content in touch phones. 28 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

26. A button is a button, and vice versa. 32 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

27. Make navigation and special function buttons visible. 33 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

28. In portrait mode, one finger easily hides 1/3 of the relevant area. 34 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

31. Consider a swipe safety margin of 25 pixels. 38 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

32. Games in landscape orientation must rotate the canvas as well. 39 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

33. Resistive screens might have trouble with multi-point gestures. 40 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

34. Finger’s centroid is not where initially expected. 41 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

35. Add solutions for too small touch areas. #1 Offset. 42 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

36. Add solutions for too small touch areas. #2 Cross Hairs. 43 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

37. Add solutions for too small touch areas. #3 Fish eye. 44 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

38. Test it – on the phone, not only on the workstation. 45 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

39. UX offering

40. There are LCDUI and LWUIT UI style guides. 47 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

41. These game tips are online now. 48 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

42. There are UI stencils for Inkscape in addition to Adobe Illustrator. 49 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

43. Asha UI component demo application is a Java midlet suite for LCDUI. 50 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

44. Literature and links • UX Library for Nokia Asha: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/ #!index.html • Nokia Asha Web app UX guidelines: http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Nokia_As ha_web_apps_library/#!design-library.html • Nokia Asha UI component demos: https://projects.developer.nokia.com/asha_ui_component_de mos 51 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

45. Take home messages

46. People want to play with your game – not with your menu. 53 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

48. Test it – on the phone, not only on the workstation. 55 © Nokia 2013 Design tips for Nokia Asha game developers.pptx 2013-22-10 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

49. Thanks to Sanna Hiukka, Maaike Beenen, and Stratos Kalogirou.

50. Thanks . Jan Krebber ext-jan.krebber@nokia.com @krebbixux

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