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Beyond the smartphone screen

Scalable app design to support tablets and chromebooks

by Pierluigi Rufo and Juhani Lehtimäki.
Snapp Mobile Germany
http://snappmobile.io/

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Juhani Lehtimäki

April 19, 2018
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  1. Scalable app design to support tablets and chromebooks Pierluigi Rufo

    @pierluigirufo Juhani Lehtimäki @lehtimaeki Beyond the smartphone screen
  2. “The guiding principal of responsive design is to ensure a

    great user experience for every screen resolution.” 2 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  3. / Device Resolutions / Breakpoints / Responsive patterns / Transitions

    10 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018 UX / Finger vs cursor / Keyboard Experience / Geolocation, SMS & calls / Push Notifications / Fingerprint, Camera UI
  4. / Device Resolutions / Breakpoints / Responsive patterns / Transitions

    11 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018 UX / Finger vs cursor / Keyboard Experience / Geolocation, SMS & calls / Push Notifications / Fingerprint, Camera UI
  5. 14 More space = more content ? © Snapp Mobile

    / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  6. 17 In visual art, horror vacui (/ ˈhɒrər ˈvɑːkjuːaɪ/; from

    Latin "fear of empty space"), also kenophobia, from Greek "fear of the empty"),[1] is the filling of the entire surface of a space or an artwork with detail. © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  7. 18 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen /

    03-03-2018 “Less is more” Mies van der Rohe
  8. Hick’s Law The more options are presented to the user,

    more time it will take them to make a decision. 22 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  9. Visual weight is a measure of the force that an

    element exerts to attract the eye. 26 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  10. 27 Forces and focal points © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  11. 28 Forces and focal points © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  12. 29 Forces and focal points © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  13. 30 Forces and focal points © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  14. 32 How to balance the visual weight ? © Snapp

    Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  15. 33 Warm Large Dark High Cold Small Light Low HEAVIER

    LIGHTER Textured Flat Vertical Horizontal Color Value Position Size Texture Orientation © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  16. 34 Keep control of your width © Snapp Mobile /

    Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  17. 35 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen /

    03-03-2018 Source: https://engageinteractive.co.uk/blog/designing-for-larger-screens
  18. 36 © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen /

    03-03-2018 Source: https://engageinteractive.co.uk/blog/designing-for-larger-screens
  19. “You should have around 60 characters per line if you

    want a good reading experience. Having the right amount of characters on each line is key to the readability of your text.” 40 Source: “Readability: the Optimal Line Length,” © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  20. 41 Where to start? © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the

    smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  21. 43 From xSmall to xLarge © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  22. 44 < 600dp: Single level of content hierarchy (either summary

    or detail content, but not both) © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  23. 45 > 600dp: Two levels of content hierarchy (both summary

    and detail content) © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  24. 46 > 1600 dp: Max. UI Width (center/left align the

    content) © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  25. 50

  26. 59 List List + Detail © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  27. 60 List List + Detail © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  28. 68 Full width Max width © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  29. 69 Full width Max width © Snapp Mobile / Beyond

    the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  30. 70 Build it, and they will come © Snapp Mobile

    / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  31. How does a Chromebook handle window scaling? 71 © Snapp

    Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  32. Think Scalable from the get go 74 © Snapp Mobile

    / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  33. 84 Android Architecture Components UI, Activity, Fragments, Views LiveData ViewModel

    LiveData LiveData UI, Activity, Fragments, Views Repo, DB, Cloud, whatever © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  34. 86 Android Architecture Components UI, Activity, Fragments, Views LiveData ViewModel

    LiveData LiveData UI, Activity, Fragments, Views Repo, DB, Cloud, whatever © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018
  35. 88 Android Architecture Components UI, Activity, Fragments, Views LiveData ViewModel

    LiveData LiveData UI, Activity, Fragments, Views Repo, DB, Cloud, whatever © Snapp Mobile / Beyond the smartphone screen / 03-03-2018