Downloaded 29 times
Uploaded byJohn Whalen
The hybrids are coming: The Era of Touchscreen Hybrids
The document discusses the rise of hybrid devices and how user behavior is shifting towards greater touch interaction. It emphasizes the need for teams to adapt their strategies by making actions easily clickable, ensuring target sizes are large enough, and reconsidering responsive designs for touch screens. Findings reveal that users are engaging more with touch interfaces than anticipated.
More Related Content
Similar to The hybrids are coming: The Era of Touchscreen Hybrids
The hybrids are coming: The Era of Touchscreen Hybrids
- 1. The hybrids arecoming! @johnwhalen #userfocus 1
- 2. Brilliant Experience User Research Strategy & Ideation User Experience Mobile Apps @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 3.
- 4. 1.The hybrids arecoming! 2. How behavior is changing. 3. How your team should adapt.
- 5. 31% of US mobile phone 23%of adults get owners also have a news on at least tablet computer two devices More web connected devices than people by the end of 2012 @johnwhalen #userfocus Source: http://ow.ly/ektFj
- 6. Touch devices areproliferating Hmm, what’s this? @johnwhalen #userfocus Sources: http://ow.ly/ekMrR, http://ow.ly/ekMg3
- 7. Touch Type @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 8. Should we builda hybrid? @johnwhalen #userfocus Source: http://ow.ly/ekNxO
- 9. iPad Hybrid: Touch + Type @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 10. ASUS Android Hybrid: Touch + Type @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 11. Microsoft Surface Hybrid @johnwhalen#userfocus
- 12. @johnwhalen #userfocus Ultrabook 12
- 13. 40+ Ultrabooks byend in 2012! @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 14. 1.The hybrids arecoming! 2. How behavior is changing. 3. How your team should adapt.
- 15.
- 16.
- 17.
- 18.
- 19.
- 20.
- 21.
- 22.
- 23.
- 24.
- 25.
- 26. What we found: @johnwhalen#userfocus
- 27. People use touchmore than expected. Source: http://intel.com @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 28. Interaction 1. Formfield touched to select @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 29. Interaction 2: Fingerscrolling (right hand) @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 30. Interaction 3: Fingerselect @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 31. Interaction 4: “ThumbsUp” @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 32. “There is somethingabout the interaction of actually touching the screen and pressing a button that feels more engaging.” (Sonia, 26-United States) @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 33. 1.The hybrids arecoming! 2. How behavior is changing. 3. How your team should adapt.
- 34. 1. Place actionsin easy to click locations Source: lukew.com @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 35.
- 36.
- 37. 2. Ensure targetsare sufficiently large Source: lukew.com @johnwhalen #userfocus 37
- 38. Touch target sizes 23 x 23px (6mm) Source: lukew.com @johnwhalen #userfocus 38
- 39.
- 40. Reconsider your responsivedesigns @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 41.
- 42. 3. Limit thenumber of clickable items down the right where people scroll @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 43. 3. Limit thenumber of clickable items down the right where people scroll @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 44. 4. Reconsider yourresponsive designs - account for touch on large screens @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 45. In Summary 1. The hybrids are coming! 2. How behavior is changing. 3. How your team should adapt. @johnwhalen #userfocus
- 46. 1. The hybridsare coming! @johnwhalen #userfocus 46
- 47. 2. Behavior ischanging Finger form Finger selecting scrolling Touch selecting “Mr Thumbs” @johnwhalen #userfocus 47
- 48. 3. How yourteam should adapt: 1. Put actions in touch friendly locations @johnwhalen #userfocus 48
- 49. How your teamshould adapt: 2. Make sure your targets are large enough @johnwhalen #userfocus 49
- 50. How your teamshould adapt: 3. Avoid links on right side of forms where people scroll @johnwhalen #userfocus 50
- 51. How your teamshould adapt: 4. Reconsider your responsive designs - account for touch on large screens @johnwhalen #userfocus 51
- 52.
- 53. John Whalen jw@brilliantexperience.com @johnwhalen User Research Strategy User Experience Mobile BrilliantExperience.com