mobile design evolution: trends in speciation, specialization, and fragmentation
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8 September 2008
MobileDesignEvolution
Trends in speciation, specialization and fragmentation
Who am I?Usability, human factors, interaction design, industrial design, marketing, engineering, entrepreneurship, MBA
Product designer, product strategist, blogger
Mobilist2
Barbara Ballard
Evolving to fit the environment
The mobile web is evolving to fit the technologies, cultures, people, environment, social needs, and desires and use patterns of the whole world.
A great web site is no longer enough.
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Change is inevitable and ongoing
Users are more savvy.
Platforms continue to evolve.
Devices become more capable.
The natural result of evolution is not a single organism, but speciation.
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And things get complex
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Evolution of technology
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Segmentation and slow improvement
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Navigation
Television
Photography
Paging
Radiotelephony
Calendars
Gaming
Music
Telephony
Explosive growth and development
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PDAs
Portable gamers
Paging Alpha paging
2-way paging
Film cameras
IMTS
Portable music players
MP3 players
Broadcast television
Digitalcameras
Day planners
Portable games
Navigational assistants
GPS
Navigator phones
TV phones
Everything phones
AMPS
GSM
PCS
PDAphones
Blackberry, etc.
Cameraphones
Musicphones
TV phones
Camera phones
Feature phones
Game phones
Music phones
Message phones
Smart phones
Navigation
Television
Photography
Paging
Radiotelephony
Calendars
Gaming
Music
Telephony
Explosive growth and development
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1980 1990 2000 20101985 1995 2005
PDAs
Portable gamers
Paging Alpha paging
2-way paging
Film cameras
IMTS
Portable music players
MP3 players
Broadcast television
Digitalcameras
Day planners
Portable games
Navigational assistants
GPS
Navigator phones
TV phones
Everything phones
AMPS
GSM
PCS
PDAphones
Blackberry, etc.
Cameraphones
Musicphones
TV phones
Camera phones
Feature phones
Game phones
Music phones
Message phones
Smart phones
Navigation
Television
Photography
Paging
Radiotelephony
Calendars
Gaming
Music
Telephony
Explosive growth and development
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Digitalcameras
Navigator phones
TV phones
Everything phones
PDAphones
Blackberry, etc.
Cameraphones
Musicphones
TV phones
Camera phones
Feature phones
Game phones
Music phones
Message phones
Smart phones
Devices as personal identity
Once mere possession of a new technology no longer sets owners apart, variations for emotional desire and public perception appear.
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New technologies fragment the web
Changes in the desktop let users make their own information senses.
The mobile web is next.
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Evolution is driven by context
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Users determine how your product is used, or if it will be used at all.
Meet the needs of your target population to ensure your product is consumed.
Evolution of programming languages
One size does not fit all
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Evolution of mobile languages
One size does not fit all
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Coming soon, to a phone near you
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As even more capabilities move into the mobile, there are opportunities for technologies to leap to the newest platforms.
A semantic mobile web
Intelligent agents help keep you from pressing buttons.
Relevant information is found and brought forward, or pushed at relevant times.
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Leap-ahead, or be left behind
Mobiles have unique, integrated attributes.
Use these technologies to bring contextually-relevant services to the users.
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Watch this space
same rendering
deep device access
location aware
first shared services possible for mass market possible experience
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command interface
mashup
bypassing screen based design
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Please don’t tell them I said “evolution”
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