Designing Mobile Search: A workshop for eBay Classifieds Group

1. Designing Mobile Search by @TylerTate

2. 800 million Desktop PCs Smartphones Laptop PCs Tablets 2005 2006 2007 2008 Forecast 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 “Beyond the PC” by The Economist, Oct 8th 2011. Sources: Cisco, Gartner, Informa Telecoms & Media, KPCB, Morgan Stanley, UN, Yankee Group, The Economist. .

3. Problem 1: We didn't know exactly what we wanted.

4. Problem 1: We didn't know exactly what we wanted. Problem 2: When we saved items on one device, we couldn't access them from others.

5. Problem 1: We didn't know exactly what we wanted. Problem 2: When we saved items on one device, we couldn't access them from others. Problem 3: We didn't have a good way to share what we'd found with one another.

6. Problem 1: We didn't know exactly what we wanted. Problem 2: When we saved items on one device, we couldn't access them from others. Problem 3: We didn't have a good way to share what we'd found with one another. Problem 4: We had to perform the same searches everyday until we found just what we wanted.

7. Initiation

8. Initiation Selection

9. Initiation Selection Exploration

10. Initiation Selection Exploration Formulation

11. Initiation Selection Exploration Formulation Collection

12. Initiation Selection Exploration Formulation Collection Action

13. Initiation Selection Exploration Formulation Collection http://alistapart.com/article/the-ux-of-learning Action

14. Search Type Search Motive

15. Casual

16. Casual Lookup

17. Casual Lookup Learn

18. Casual Lookup Learn Investigate

19. Informational

20. Informational Geographic

21. Informational Geographic Personal Info

22. Informational Geographic Personal Info Transactional

23. Casual Info Geographic Personal Info Transaction Lookup Learn Investigate

24. Casual Lookup Learn Investigate Info Window Shopping Trivia Information Gathering Research Geographic Friend Check-ins Directions Local Points of Interest Travel Planning Personal Info Checking Messages Checking Calendar Situation Analysis Lifestyle Planning Transaction Acting on Notifications Price Comparison Online Shopping Product Monitoring http://tinyurl.com/InfoNeedMatrix

25. Task Environ Social Physical Personal

31. 1. Content Over Controls

32. The Search Box

33. In the navigation bar Sort Search...

34. In a secondary toolbar Sort Search...

35. Via a pull-toreveal gesture Sort Search...

39. As-you-type suggestions

40. As-you-type suggestions

41. Other Input Methods

42. Location

43. Audio

44. Visual

45. Drawing

46. Display Formats

47. List

48. Grid

49. Map

50. Augmented Reality

51. Toggling the Display Format

52. Segmented control in a toolbar Search... List Map Images

53. Segmented control centered in the navigation bar List Map Images

54. Single button in the navigation bar Search... Map

55. 2. Open-ended Exploration

56. Inline Controls

57. Dedicated Screen

58. Best Match Price Refine Date

59. Filtering Best Match Price Refine Date Filter by Category Condition Price Seller Buying Formats Location Acoustic

60. Filtering with a segmented control Best Match Price Refine Date Narrow by New Refurb. Category Price Buying Formats Location Used Broken Acoustic

61. Filtering with a slider Best Match Price Refine Date Narrow by New Refurb. Used Broken Price Category Seller Buying Formats Location Acoustic

62. Sorting with a segmented control Best Match Price Refine Date Price Date Sort by Best Match Narrow by New Refurb. Used Broken Price Category Seller Buying Formats Location Acoustic

63. Dedicated reﬁnement screens

64. Accessing the Reﬁnement Screen

65. Button in the navigation bar Best Match Guitar Price R Date efine

66. Button in the navigation bar Best Match Search... Guitar Price Best Match Price Refine Date Price Date Refine R Date efine Sort by Best Match Narrow by New Price Refurb. Used Broken

67. Button in the navigation bar Best Match Search... Price Refine R Done Date efine Sort by Best Match Price Date Narrow by New Refurb. Used Broken Price Category Seller Buying Formats Location Acoustic

68. Button in the navigation

69. Gesture

70. Gesture RefineBest Match Used Broken Acoustic Price Date

71. Gesture Best Match Price Refine Date Narrow by New Refurb. Used Broken Price Category Seller Buying Formats Acoustic

72. Button or gesture

73. Button and popover

74. Breadcrumbs

75. Best Match Guitar Price R Date efine Showing new, acoustic guitars. Sorting by price.

76. 3. Cross-Channel Continuity

77. 4. Collaborative Searching

78. 5. Multi-session Tasks

79. Problem: We didn't know exactly what we wanted.

80. Problem: We didn't know exactly what we wanted. Solution: Design for open-ended exploration.

81. Problem: When we saved items on one device, we couldn't access them from others.

82. Problem: When we saved items on one device, we couldn't access them from others. Solution: Design for cross-channel continuity.

83. Problem: We didn't have a good way to share what we'd found with one another.

84. Problem: We didn't have a good way to share what we'd found with one another. Solution: Design for collaborative search.

85. Problem: We had to perform the same searches everyday until we found just what we wanted.

86. Problem: We had to perform the same searches everyday until we found just what we wanted. Solution: Design for multi-sessions tasks.

87. Mobile Search Workshop, Part 1 Developing a CrossChannel Blueprint 13:45 - 14:45

88. The cross-channel blueprint provides an overview of the ecosystem's two most fundamental attributes: the channels of which it's composed, and the user actions it must facilitate.

89. A service blueprint created by Brandon Schauer.

90. Resmini and Rosati’s CHU cube diagram

91. Gianluca Brugnoli’s touchpoints matrix.

92. Lookup Shared Assets High priority Low priority N/A High priority Immersive photography Flip pages back/forth Flip pages back/forth Order by phone Order by mail Order online High priority High priority High priority High priority High priority Browse by category Table view of selected items Favorites Wish list / gift registry Standard checkout Expedited checkout Order by phone High priority High priority Medium priority Medium priority High priority Catalog-like browsing experience Table view of selected items Favorites Wish lists Expedited checkout Standard checkout High priority Medium priority N/A Low priority High priority Browse by category Impractical due to screen size Add items to favorites and wish list, but limited ability to edit Expedited checkout High priority High priority Medium priority Low priority High priority Clear signage Store map Helpful staff Physical Store Low priority Search box Voice input Barcode scanner Mobile App Purchase Search box Voice input Tablet App Organize Search box Website Compare Table of contents Index Print Catalog Explore Wander the aisles Compare side by side Ask staff Gift registry / wish list Attendant-assisted Self-checkout Scan-as-you-go Product taxonomy Compare engine Universal Favs All channels powered by a single set of categories Web & tablet powered by one component Favorites list shared by web, tablet, mobile Universal checkout process for web, tablet, and mobile

93. Group time Break into groups and get ready to create your own cross-channel blueprint.

94. 1. Identify user actions. What are the actions that users desire to perform throughout the ecosystem as a whole?

96. 1. Identify user actions. 2. List the channels. What channels compose the ecosystem? Think both digital and physical.

98. 1. Identify user actions. 2. List the channels. 3. Prioritise and describe each channel-action. Determine the priority that each action should receive for a given channel. At the same time as setting priorities, also brieﬂy describe how each action would be achieved.

100. 1. Identify user actions. 2. List the channels. 3. Prioritise and describe each channel-action. 4. Identify shared components. Think about the behind-the-scenes components that will be necessary to empower each user action.

102. 1. A global view of important user actions

103. 1. A global view of important user actions 2. The possible channels through which users might attempt those actions

104. 1. A global view of important user actions 2. The possible channels through which users might attempt those actions 3. A set of task priorities for each channel

105. 1. A global view of important user actions 2. The possible channels through which users might attempt those actions 3. A set of task priorities for each channel 4. A set of channel priorities for each action

106. 1. A global view of important user actions 2. The possible channels through which users might attempt those actions 3. A set of task priorities for each channel 4. A set of channel priorities for each action 5. An overview of which components need to be shared across channels

107. Mobile Search Workshop, Part 2 User Interface Sketching 15:00 - 16:00

108. Inputting the query Viewing search results Reﬁning the query Advanced features Combine the best ideas Share

114. Designing Mobile Search by @TylerTate

Designing Mobile Search: A workshop for eBay Classifieds Group

You are reading a preview.

Designing Mobile Search: A workshop for eBay Classifieds Group

More Related Content

More from Tyler Tate

Featured

Related Books

Related Audiobooks