Mobile User Experience Design Guide
In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the intricate realm of designing mobile user experiences. Explore the nuances of user behavior, audience preferences, connectivity challenges, battery optimization, user goals, and overcoming barriers. Gain valuable insights and strategies to enhance your mobile design process and create impactful user experiences.
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The complete guide to Designing Mobile User Experiences 2) People & Technology Assignment @shoobe01 4ourth.com 1
People & Technology Take your design again and consider what we've learned to start thinking about regarding how people use their mobiles, and pitfalls you need to avoid. Write down your answers, and anything else that occurs to you to consider. Save it, and we'll work with this more as we move through the rest of the lessons. 2
People & Technology: Audience When and where do your customers use their mobiles? What devices do they use? How can you take advantage of this information like how the Financial Times data shows you? Should some function or data be prioritized on desktop differently than mobile (for example) due to the way they are used? 3
People & Technology: Connectivity Are your users always connected? How does bad network quality or no connection impact your service? Can it work cached, or offline? 4
People & Technology: Battery How about battery life? What does your product do (background updates, screen-on, video or other heavy processing ) that could make the user burn up their battery? How can you alleviate that? 5
People & Technology: Goals What are your users' goals and intents? How do you work with them, and avoid getting in their way? What other pressures do they have that might keep them from using your product or service? 6
People & Technology: Barriers See the four barriers on the State of Connectivity in the references. What can you do to address these? Think hard about how your product empowers, or disenfranchises people on each of these issues. You have more power here than you think. Simply offering localized language, or pricing for the audience, is enough to increase use and satisfaction, but think hard about each one of them. 7
