positive mobile user experiences

Feeling good about mobile?Marek Pawlowski

Thursday, February 26, 2009

1. ‘Differentiation’ might translate as ‘add more acronyms’ in industry speak, but in the language of the

customer it means ‘personal expression’

Learning from the experience...

2. A little help goes a long way and can rapidly accelerate users from the

simplistic to the sophisticated

3. It takes great design to bridge the divide between the constantly

connected world of the PC and the frequently disconnected environment

of the handset

4. Great experiences happen at the intersection of innovation and

practicality

Demo: free interactions, e.g. the iPhone snap back scroll and shutter

animation(with thanks to Chris Noessel for the video and Bryan

Rieger & Chris Browne for the suggestion)

5. Below-the-line interaction elements play a significant a role in forming the user experience - can

you balance the addition of complexity with the enrichment of

the interface?

5th MEX Mobile User Experience Conference & Awards19th - 20th May 2009, WallaceSpace St Pancras, London

pmn.co.uk/mex/

ThanksMarek Pawlowskimp@pmn.co.uk

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