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MCK 9a:

Neue Interaktionsformen bei mobilen Interfaces

/ Android 4

HCI - Mobiles UI

• http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UserExperience/Conce

ptual/MobileHIG/Introduction/Introduction.html

Android Design – Responsive Design

Android Design Guidelines: Enchant me

Delight me in surprising ways

Real objects are more fun than buttons and menus

Let me make it mine

Get to know me

Android UI

Keine Menüs:

Android Common App UI

• A typical Android app consists of action bars and the app content area.

• 1. Main Action Bar

The command and control center for your app. The main action bar includes

elements for navigating your app's hierarchy and views, and also surfaces the

most important actions.

More on the Action Bar

• 2. View Control

Allows users to switch between the different views that your app provides.

Views typically consist of different arrangements of your data or different

functional aspects of your app.

• 3. Content Area

The space where the content of your app is displayed.

• 4. Split Action Bar

Split action bars provide a way to distribute actions across additional bars

located below the main action bar or at the bottom of the screen. In this

example, a split action bar moves important actions that won't fit in the main

bar to the bottom.

Android UI: Bars statt Menüs

• 1. Status Bar

• 2. Navigation Bar

• 3. System Bar

Android UI: Menu-Alternative Action Bar

Android UI: Menu-Alternative Kategorien

Thumb Fixed

Android UI: Menu-Alternative Shortcut

Android UI: Menu-Alternativen Swipe in Detail

Menu-Alternative: Action Bar Overflow

Menü-Alternative:

Sliding Menu

Android UI: Gesten

Longpress 2.0

Screen Use

Android UI: Master-Detail-Relation

Multi Pane Layouts

Smartphone

Tablet

Touch First - Eingaben

Spinner

Pop Ups

Sliders

Pickers

Fazit

• Mobile Interaktion hat und entwickelt eigene Interaktionsformen:

• Verzicht auf Menüs

• Gestensteuerung

• Sliding und Ebenenschichtung

• Scheinmechanik (Fast Swipe)

• Kriterien sind Handhabbarkeit und Spaß

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