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Simplicity2013
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- 2. 2 I would notgive a fig for the simplicity this side of complexity, Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
- 3. 2 I would notgive a fig for the simplicity this side of complexity, but I would give my life for the simplicity on the other side of complexity. Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
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- 5. 141 See it atAmazon US See it at Amazon UK
- 6. 4 They’re not rules so muchas… guidelines, Giles
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- 17. Donald Norman 15 Simplicity is notthe answer
- 18. Leonardo Da Vinci 16 Simplicityis the ultimate sophistication
- 19. Simplicity is anexperience 17
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- 23. How it feelsto use 21 How it’s engineered How it looks
- 24. Expert Mainstreamer Focus ondetails Focus on goals Perfection Completion Precise control Ease of control Principles Examples, stories Take it apart, explore Afraid of breaking it Detailed mental model Loose mental model Invest time in learning What does RFTM mean? 22 Experienced Novice
- 25. Not everyone wantssimplicity 23
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- 55. 48 A B Which ismore efficient?
- 56. 49 Keying (average typist) PointingHomingMentally preparing Waiting for aresponse Icons: The Noun Project and Camila Bertoco GOMS KLM M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec H = 0.4 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ?
- 57. 50 A B GOMS KLM 1.Walk through the interface step by step.
- 58. 50 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 1. Walk through the interface step by step.
- 59. 50 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 1. Walk through the interface step by step.
- 60. 51 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 2. List the Mental Preparation (M), Keying (K), Pointing (P), Homing(H) and Response times (R).
- 61. 51 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 2. List the Mental Preparation (M), Keying (K), Pointing (P), Homing(H) and Response times (R). M H P K P K H KK
- 62. 51 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 2. List the Mental Preparation (M), Keying (K), Pointing (P), Homing(H) and Response times (R). M H P K P K H KK M H P K H KK
- 63. 52 A B GOMS KLM 3.Place Ms in front of all Ks and Ps Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KMK M H P K H KMK
- 64. 52 A B GOMS KLM 3.Place Ms in front of all Ks and Ps Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KMK M H P K H KMK M M M M M
- 65. 52 A B GOMS KLM 3.Place Ms in front of all Ks and Ps Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KMK M H P K H KMK M M M M M M M M
- 66. 53 A B GOMS KLM 4.Delete Ms that appear between Ks Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KMK M H P K H KMK M M M M M M M M
- 67. 54 A B GOMS KLM 4.Delete Ms that appear between Ks Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KK M H P K H KK M M M M M M M M
- 68. 55 A B GOMS KLM 4.Delete Ms that appear between Ps and Ks (PMK becomes PK) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KK M H P K H KK M M M M M
- 69. 55 A B GOMS KLM 4.Delete Ms that appear between Ps and Ks (PMK becomes PK) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KK M H P K H KK M M M M M
- 70. 56 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) M H P K P K H KK M H P K H KK M M M M M M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec H = 0.4 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ?
- 71. 57 A B GOMS KLM Thinkabout what to do Put hand on mouse Point to radio button Click Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) Think about what to do Put hand on mouse Point to text field Click Move hand to keyboard Enter temperature (31) 1.35 0.4 2.45 0.2 2.45 0.2 0.4 1.75 1.35 0.4 2.45 0.2 0.4 0.2 M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec H = 0.4 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ? 10.20 4.00
- 72. 58 Enter your PostCode BS1 4ND OK ADDRESS Type your address 22 Queen Square Br| ADDRESS Which is more efficient? 22 Queen Square, Bristol, BS1 4ND
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- 74. OK 59 Enter your PostCode ADDRESS BS1 4ND
- 75. OK 59 Enter your PostCode ADDRESS BS1 4ND Choose an address
- 76. OK 20 Queen SqBristol, BS1 4ND 21 Queen Sq Bristol, BS1 4ND 22 Queen Sq Bristol, BS1 4ND 23 Queen Sq Bristol, BS1 4ND 59 Enter your Post Code ADDRESS BS1 4ND Choose an address
- 77. 22 Queen Sq Bristol BS14ND OK 59 Enter your Post Code ADDRESS BS1 4ND
- 78. 22 Queen Sq Bristol BS14ND OK 59 Enter your Post Code ADDRESS BS1 4ND
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- 80. 22 Queen SquareBr| 22 Queen Sq, Bristol, BS1 4ND 60 ADDRESS
- 81. 60 ADDRESS 22 Queen Sq,Bristol, BS1 4ND
- 82. 61 Rules (simplified) Walk throughthe interface step by step. List the Mental Preparation (M), Keying (K), Pointing (P), Homing(H) and Response times (R). Place Ms in front of all Ks and Ps Delete Ms between Keying characters in a single unit (like a word or a sentence) But keep the first M (thinking what to type). Delete Ms that come between Pointing and Keying (so PMK becomes PK) M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec H = 0.4 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ?
- 83. 22 Queen Sq Bristol BS14ND OK 62 Enter your Post Code ADDRESS M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the mouse into position K Click into the text field H Put hand on keyboard MKKKKKKK Remember and Enter Post Code M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the mouse into position and click OK R Wait for the system to refresh (1.0 seconds) M Figure out what to do P Move the mouse into position K Click the drop down list M Figure out what to do P Move the mouse into position K Click on the correct item R Wait for the system to refresh (0. 5 seconds) M Check the address is correct TOTAL = 17.0 seconds BS1 4ND
- 84. 22 Queen Sq Bristol BS14ND OK 62 Enter your Post Code ADDRESS M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the mouse into position K Click into the text field H Put hand on keyboard MKKKKKKK Remember and Enter Post Code M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the mouse into position and click OK R Wait for the system to refresh (1.0 seconds) M Figure out what to do P Move the mouse into position K Click the drop down list M Figure out what to do P Move the mouse into position K Click on the correct item R Wait for the system to refresh (0. 5 seconds) M Check the address is correct TOTAL = 17.0 seconds 6 points where you figure out what to do (M) BS1 4ND
- 85. 63 ADDRESS 22 Queen Sq,Bristol, BS1 4ND M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the mouse into position K Click into the text field H Put hands on keyboard MKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Enter address M Figure out what to do H Put hand on mouse P Move the pointer into position K Click on the address M Check the address is correct TOTAL = 12.8 seconds 4 points where you figure out what to do (M)
- 86. 64 Keying PointingHomingMentally preparing Waiting for aresponse Icons: The Noun Project and Camila Bertoco GOMS KLM M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec H = 0.4 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ?
- 87. 64 Keying PointingMentally preparing Waiting for aresponse Icons: The Noun Project and Camila Bertoco GOMS KLM M = 1.35 sec K = 0.2 sec P = 1.1 sec R = ?
- 88. 65 default numbers &punctuation number pad (for pins)url
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- 90. 67 Rules for ‘Efficiency’ Minimisethinking, effort (clicks, movement) No one likes home pages and start screens Remember users’ preferences and behavior Eliminate sources of error Minimise response time and device bulk the hidden UX differentiators Don’t make experienced users act like novices
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- 95. On/Off Quick OSD (On-ScreenDisplay menu) FL Select (change the display on DVD player) Open/Close (Eject DVD) Advanced Disc Review (Review playlist) AV Enhancer (Adjust audio and video) Repeat (Repeat play) Multi Re-Master (Improve audio quality) Numeric Keypad Depth Enhancer (Reduce picture ‘noise’) Manual Skip (Skip 30 seconds forward) Quick Replay (Skip back a few seconds) Cancel Skip Forward Skip Back Slow Forward Slow Back Stop Pause Play Direct Navigator/Top Menu (Main menu) Play List/Menu (Show a disk menu or play list) Functions (Change on screen menu) Return (Return to previous menu) Up Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow Enter Subtitle Audio (Change soundtracks) Angle/Page (Change angle/advance still pictures) Setup (Quick setup menu) Play Mode (All/group/random play) Play Speed (Changes play speed) Zoom Group (Selects groups of items to play) 71
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- 99. Perfection is achieved notwhen there is nothing more to add but when there is nothing more to take away 75 Antoine de Saint Exupery
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- 104. Expert Mainstreamer Focus ondetails focus on goals Precise control Ease of control Perfection Good enough Principles Examples, stories Deferred gratification I want it now! invest time in learning What does RFTM mean? 80
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- 106. 82 Rules for ‘Remove’ Featuresthat add steps for unneeded fine control Multiple ways of doing the same thing Features that are responsible for a lot of errors Unnecessary options and preferences Visual clutter Details that distract
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- 125. 100 Rules for ‘Organise’ Followpatterns that the user knows Clearly frame your terms of reference Simple, consistent groupings Highlight the single most important thing Don’t force the user to learn codes
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- 136. 111 Rules for ‘Hide’ Organisearound patterns of use, not frequency Look for behaviours that signal patterns of use Let users go from general to specific Ensure mainstreamer tasks are visible and dominant Trust expert users to find expert features
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- 140. LONDON OXFORD STRATFORD-UPON-AVON BATH The Roman Baths Loremipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Morbi commodo, ipsum sed pharetra gravida, orci magna rhoncus neque, id pulvinar odio lorem non turpis. Mon-Fri 0900-1830 (includes Bank Holidays) Sat-Sun 0900-1730 Christmas: Closed £10 Adults, £5 Children / Student / Over 65 Allow 1 hour minimum Add this My Travel Plan 115
- 141. LONDON OXFORD STRATFORD-UPON-AVON BATH LOCATION ACTIVITY TIME Bath Excelsior Hotel N/A Bath TheRoman Baths 0930-1030 Bath Train to Oxford 1042-1153 Oxford The King’s Head 1230-1400 Oxford Punting 1415-1515 Oxford Ashmolean Museum 1530-1700 Oxford Train to London 1722-1835 My Travel Plan The Roman Baths Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Morbi commodo, ipsum sed pharetra gravida, orci magna rhoncus neque, id pulvinar odio lorem non turpis. Mon-Fri 0900-1830 (includes Bank Holidays) Sat-Sun 0900-1730 Christmas: Closed £10 Adults, £5 Children / Student / Over 65 Allow 1 hour minimum Add this 116
- 142. LONDON OXFORD STRATFORD-UPON-AVON BATH LOCATION ACTIVITY TIME Bath Excelsior Hotel N/A Bath TheRoman Baths 0930-1030 Bath Train to Oxford 1042-1153 Oxford The King’s Head 1230-1400 Oxford Punting 1415-1515 Oxford Ashmolean Museum 1530-1700 Oxford Train to London 1722-1835 My Travel Plan 117
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- 148. The trouble withsimplicity is... it’s boring. (Right?) 123
- 149. 124 Simplicity does notmean the absence of any decoration. It means that the decor should belong intimately to the design proper, and that anything foreign to it should be taken away. Paul Jacques Grillo
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- 152. 127 Name of product/ service Practical: it makes Simpler Emotional: it makes me feel Values: What it says about me Experience Cheat Sheet
- 153. 128 Name of product/ service Practical: it makes Simpler Emotional: it makes me feel Values: What it says about me Experience CHeat Sheet Photojojo Buying Photo supplies Playful i’m Creative
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- 160. 133 Rules for ‘Satisfaction’ Makesomething that works! Remove pain points, errors, waiting NEVER punish errors or experimentation Turn key interactions and unavoidable pain points into ‘signature moments’ Continual, small improvements
- 161. 134 Step by step 1.Displace 2. Remove 3. Organise 4. Hide 5. Add character
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- 163. 136 Ever have success selling simplicityto your team?
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- 167. No matter howcool your user interface… ...it would be better if there were less of it 140 Alan Cooper