Android Design: Beyond the Guidelines

With Android Design guidelines becoming more robust and easier to implement, it's easy to have your application's design lost in a homogenized sea of "Holo Themed" user interfaces.

When is it ok to break away from the Design Guidelines? In this session, we will examine and showcase examples where developers have "thought outside the box" and implemented beautiful interfaces and animations that create captivating and unique experiences for their users.

We will also discuss how to achieve some of these design features in your own applications by looking at common patterns for a variety of designs that will leave your users delightfully surprised and help you push the boundaries of Android's paradigms in the future.

Note: Most images are animated gifs, but unfortunately will not animate in this format.

Transcript

1. BEYOND THE
   GUIDELINES
   Kevin Grant
   Creating character and identity in
   your Android applications
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3. Thursday, November 7, 13
   

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4. It’s still awesome
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5. It’s still awesome
   tumblr.com/jobs
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6. Thursday, November 7, 13
   

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7. Thursday, November 7, 13
   

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8. Problem
   All basic apps look the same
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9. Problem
   All basic apps look the same
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10. All holo apps look the
    same
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11. ‣ Default styles are easy to implement
    All holo apps look the
    same
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12. ‣ Default styles are easy to implement
    ‣ ActionBar is really hard to customize
    All holo apps look the
    same
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13. ‣ Default styles are easy to implement
    ‣ ActionBar is really hard to customize
    ‣ Deviation isn’t encouraged
    All holo apps look the
    same
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14. Weak Branding
    (these could all be the same)
    News
    New York Times
    Circa Currents
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15. News Strong Branding
    Flipboard Pulse
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16. Users wants results,
    not rules
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17. Users wants results,
    not rules
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18. ‣ Creativity is rewarded
    Users wants results,
    not rules
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19. ‣ Creativity is rewarded
    ‣ “Generally fit” into ecosystem
    is enough
    Users wants results,
    not rules
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20. ‣ Creativity is rewarded
    ‣ “Generally fit” into ecosystem
    is enough
    ‣ Don’t listen to Android
    design trolls
    Users wants results,
    not rules
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21. “Don’t port your iOS
    design to android”
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22. “Don’t port your iOS
    design to android”
    This doesn’t mean design
    should not be a priority
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23. Going to cover 3
    topics today
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24. Going to cover 3
    topics today
    ‣ Say YES to your designers
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25. Going to cover 3
    topics today
    ‣ Say YES to your designers
    ‣ Make your applications WHIMSICAL
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26. Going to cover 3
    topics today
    ‣ Say YES to your designers
    ‣ Make your applications WHIMSICAL
    ‣ Be a DESIGN LEADER
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27. SAYING YES
    Designers send payments to kevingrant5@gmail.com
    Section 1
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28. SAYING YES
    Designers send payments to kevingrant5@gmail.com
    Section 1
    PROBABLY DO THAT
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29. Thursday, November 7, 13
    

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30. Wouldn’t it be great if...
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31. Wouldn’t it be great if...
    What do you think about...
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32. Wouldn’t it be great if...
    What do you think about...
    How hard would it be to...
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33. Thursday, November 7, 13
    

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34. Don’t be that guy
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35. ‣ Designers aren’t here to ruin the product or
    everyone’s lives (just yours)
    Don’t be that guy
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36. ‣ Designers aren’t here to ruin the product or
    everyone’s lives (just yours)
    ‣ Most of the time, they’re requests are
    reasonable, it just requires extra work
    Don’t be that guy
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37. ‣ Designers aren’t here to ruin the product or
    everyone’s lives (just yours)
    ‣ Most of the time, they’re requests are
    reasonable, it just requires extra work
    ‣ If your designer asks you to move a pixel,
    YOU ASK HOW HIGH.
    Don’t be that guy
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38. Example
    Can we increase the padding
    between the home icon and
    the back carrot?
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39. Example
    Can we increase the padding
    between the home icon and
    the back carrot?
    Ugh, Google designed
    it this way for a
    reason
    No
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40. Example
    Can we increase the padding
    between the home icon and
    the back carrot?
    Ugh, Google designed
    it this way for a
    reason
    No
    I’m sure there’s
    something we can do,
    I’ll get back to you
    Yes!
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41. Example
    Can we change the text color
    of a action button based on
    it’s state? E.G. FOLLOW should
    be white, UNFOLLOW should
    be gray.
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42. Example
    Can we change the text color
    of a action button based on
    it’s state? E.G. FOLLOW should
    be white, UNFOLLOW should
    be gray.
    You can’t really
    change the color of
    action bar text
    programmatically.
    No
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43. Example
    Can we change the text color
    of a action button based on
    it’s state? E.G. FOLLOW should
    be white, UNFOLLOW should
    be gray.
    You can’t really
    change the color of
    action bar text
    programmatically.
    No Sure! It’s not as
    straightforward as
    just changing the
    color, but we can
    create a custom view
    and use that instead.
    Yes!
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44. Example
    Can we add a cool flippy
    animation to our dialogs to
    make them feel like cards?
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45. Example
    Can we add a cool flippy
    animation to our dialogs to
    make them feel like cards?
    Unfortunately,
    animating dialogs
    isn’t supported very
    well and there isn’t
    much we can do.
    No
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46. Example
    Can we add a cool flippy
    animation to our dialogs to
    make them feel like cards?
    Unfortunately,
    animating dialogs
    isn’t supported very
    well and there isn’t
    much we can do.
    No
    Hmm that could be tricky!,
    We can style an Activity to
    look like a dialog and use
    Activity Transitions
    Yes!
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47. Note to Designers
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48. Note to Designers
    ‣ We probably say no too often
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49. Note to Designers
    ‣ We probably say no too often
    ‣ Don’t hate on your developers! It’s not their fault!
    (Random fun stuff isn’t well supported)
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50. Note to Designers
    ‣ We probably say no too often
    ‣ Don’t hate on your developers! It’s not their fault!
    (Random fun stuff isn’t well supported)
    ‣ We’re afraid to work on things that have
    unpredictable deadlines
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51. Note to Designers
    ‣ We probably say no too often
    ‣ Don’t hate on your developers! It’s not their fault!
    (Random fun stuff isn’t well supported)
    ‣ We’re afraid to work on things that have
    unpredictable deadlines
    ‣ Work with your project managers to make sure that
    developers feel comfortable making design risks
    that might end up not being used
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52. Case Study - Trending Tag
    Can we have these little boxes, and inside the
    boxes, new posts come in from the left and right,
    kind of like the Windows live tiles?
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53. (me)
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54. Architecture
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55. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    Architecture
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56. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    Architecture
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57. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    Architecture
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58. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    Architecture
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59. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    ‣ Manages animations and state
    Architecture
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60. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    ‣ Manages animations and state
    ‣ Manages header tag
    Architecture
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61. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    ‣ Manages animations and state
    ‣ Manages header tag
    ‣ 7 types of child views
    Architecture
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62. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    ‣ Manages animations and state
    ‣ Manages header tag
    ‣ 7 types of child views
    ‣ Stateless
    Architecture
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63. ‣ HorizontalListView (Special touch interception for GingerBread)
    ‣ Added as a Header to List
    ‣ CustomViewSwitcher
    ‣ Generates child views
    ‣ Manages animations and state
    ‣ Manages header tag
    ‣ 7 types of child views
    ‣ Stateless
    ‣ Manages it’s own design
    Architecture
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64. Issues
    Always animating
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65. ‣ Since main screen is a ViewPager, the
    Animations were always running
    Issues
    Always animating
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66. ‣ Since main screen is a ViewPager, the
    Animations were always running
    ‣ Animation implementation breaking other
    unrelated animations
    Issues
    Always animating
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67. ‣ Since main screen is a ViewPager, the
    Animations were always running
    ‣ Animation implementation breaking other
    unrelated animations
    ‣ Header Views are never recycled
    Issues
    Always animating
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68. ‣ Since main screen is a ViewPager, the
    Animations were always running
    ‣ Animation implementation breaking other
    unrelated animations
    ‣ Header Views are never recycled
    ‣ always animating even if not visible
    Issues
    Always animating
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69. ‣ Since main screen is a ViewPager, the
    Animations were always running
    ‣ Animation implementation breaking other
    unrelated animations
    ‣ Header Views are never recycled
    ‣ always animating even if not visible
    ‣ Hurts scroll performance
    Issues
    Always animating
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70. The code sucks
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71. The code sucks
    Doesn’t matter, still works
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72. Whimsy
    Section 2
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73. Creative block?
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74. Get drunk.
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75. There is nothing fun about holo
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76. Your app should be fun
    There is nothing fun about holo
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77. Use Colors
    Vine Rdio
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78. Do unexpected things
    Yelp
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79. Do unexpected things
    Yelp Foursquare (iOS, but it’s still awesome)
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80. Add meaningful animations
    Pinterest Circa
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81. Add meaningful animations
    Pinterest Circa
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82. Add meaningful animations
    Pinterest Circa
    (Check out 4.4 ListViewWindowCompat)
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83. Add meaningless animations
    Snapchat
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84. Why?
    its fun. We like to be delighted
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85. Screen Action Items
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86. - Actionable items outside of
    the ActionBar
    Screen Action Items
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87. - Actionable items outside of
    the ActionBar
    - Unique experience of
    blending your passive
    content
    Screen Action Items
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88. - Actionable items outside of
    the ActionBar
    - Unique experience of
    blending your passive
    content
    - Provide unique branding
    Screen Action Items
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89. - Actionable items outside of
    the ActionBar
    - Unique experience of
    blending your passive
    content
    - Provide unique branding
    - Great place to have “fun”
    Screen Action Items
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90. Screen Action Items can be difficult
    to integrate into existing code bases.
    Use case questions must be
    answered:
    How’d we do it?
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91. Screen Action Items can be difficult
    to integrate into existing code bases.
    Use case questions must be
    answered:
    - Shoud view always be present?
    How’d we do it?
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92. Screen Action Items can be difficult
    to integrate into existing code bases.
    Use case questions must be
    answered:
    - Shoud view always be present?
    - Hide on select or scroll?
    How’d we do it?
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93. Screen Action Items can be difficult
    to integrate into existing code bases.
    Use case questions must be
    answered:
    - Shoud view always be present?
    - Hide on select or scroll?
    - Every Activity (or fragment)?
    How’d we do it?
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94. Screen Action Items can be difficult
    to integrate into existing code bases.
    Use case questions must be
    answered:
    - Shoud view always be present?
    - Hide on select or scroll?
    - Every Activity (or fragment)?
    - Moveable?
    How’d we do it?
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95. How’d we do it?
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96. - Create Views Dynamically
    How’d we do it?
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97. - Create Views Dynamically
    - Add Views to DecorView for maximum flexibility
    How’d we do it?
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98. - Create Views Dynamically
    - Add Views to DecorView for maximum flexibility
    (getWindow().getDecorView())
    How’d we do it?
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99. - Create Views Dynamically
    - Add Views to DecorView for maximum flexibility
    (getWindow().getDecorView())
    - If targeting API < 11, position using left / top margins
    How’d we do it?
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100. - Create Views Dynamically
     - Add Views to DecorView for maximum flexibility
     (getWindow().getDecorView())
     - If targeting API < 11, position using left / top margins
     - If targeting API >= 11, can position using setX / setY or
     using animators
     How’d we do it?
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101. What can I do today?
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102. Add fun press states!
     What can I do today?
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103. Growing Press State
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104. Growing Press State
     Mileage may vary based
     on how you want to
     detect “move outside”
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105. Growing Press State continued
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106. Growing Press State continued
     Use more than 2
     values
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107. Growing Press State continued
     Use more than 2
     values
     Use Different
     interpolators
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108. Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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109. Cooler Transitions
     What can I do today?
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110. Dialog Themed Activitys
     and Popup Components to
     reduce Navigation Remorse
     What can I do today?
     Facebook Tumblr
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111. Action Animations make me feel special
     What can I do today?
     Google+ Tumblr
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112. Don’t be a follower
     BE A DESIGN LEADER
     Section 3
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113. Everything we have
     started as someones idea
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114. Everything we have
     started as someones idea
     ‣ ViewPager
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115. Everything we have
     started as someones idea
     ‣ ViewPager
     ‣ Double-Tap to zoom
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116. Everything we have
     started as someones idea
     ‣ ViewPager
     ‣ Double-Tap to zoom
     ‣ Slide to dismiss list-items
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117. Everything we have
     started as someones idea
     ‣ ViewPager
     ‣ Double-Tap to zoom
     ‣ Slide to dismiss list-items
     ‣ Pretty much everything
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118. Navigation Drawer
     Remember when this was socially unacceptable?
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119. Navigation Drawer
     Remember when this was socially unacceptable?
     ‣ Junk Drawer / Trash Drawer
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120. Navigation Drawer
     Remember when this was socially unacceptable?
     ‣ Junk Drawer / Trash Drawer
     ‣ Sloppy Design
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121. Navigation Drawer
     Remember when this was socially unacceptable?
     ‣ Junk Drawer / Trash Drawer
     ‣ Sloppy Design
     ‣ Doing it wrong
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122. Now it’s a leading navigation style
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123. Now it’s a leading navigation style
     ESPN ScoreCenter
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124. Now it’s a leading navigation style
     ESPN ScoreCenter Foursquare
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125. Now it’s a leading navigation style
     ESPN ScoreCenter Foursquare Facebook
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126. Now it’s a leading navigation style
     ESPN ScoreCenter Foursquare Facebook Spotify
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127. In Every Google App
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128. In Every Google App
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129. But what if I want to change it a bit
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130. But what if I want to change it a bit
     Generates a lot of rage
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131. But what if I want to change it a bit
     Generates a lot of rage
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132. Until Google does it, then it’s fine
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133. Until Google does it, then it’s fine
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134. Pull To Refresh
     Remember when this was considered bad design
     for Android?
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135. Now it’s a behavior all users expect
     show images of all the apps
     Text
     Twitter Foursquare Path
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136. Now it’s a behavior all users expect
     show images of all the apps
     Text
     Twitter Foursquare Path (the booger)
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137. And Google added it into all of their products
     No official support yet =(
     Gmail Google+ Drive
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138. How does Chrome even fit in?
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139. How does Chrome even fit in?
     I dunno, but it’s
     awesome
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140. What does this all mean?
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141. What does this all mean?
     Do something
     awesome
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142. What does this all mean?
     Do something
     awesome
     (but don’t use lens flares)
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143. Swipe Back
     (stolen from iOS7)
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144. Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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145. iOS != Bad
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146. Even though I like to
     pretend it does
     iOS != Bad
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147. Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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148. Design for a
     tiny hand.
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149. Design for a
     tiny hand.
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150. - Up Button too far away
     Design for a
     tiny hand.
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151. - Up Button too far away
     - Back button provides no context
     Design for a
     tiny hand.
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152. - Up Button too far away
     - Back button provides no context
     - Why not?
     Design for a
     tiny hand.
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153. Swipe Back
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154. How’d we do it
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155. How’d we do it
     Before launching any activity,
     capture the bitmap of the current
     window and save it in image cache.
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156. How’d we do it
     Before launching any activity,
     capture the bitmap of the current
     window and save it in image cache.
     Override setContentView in the
     receiving activity and set the bitmap
     on an ImageView behind the activity,
     on the DecorView
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157. How’d we do it
     Before launching any activity,
     capture the bitmap of the current
     window and save it in image cache.
     Override setContentView in the
     receiving activity and set the bitmap
     on an ImageView behind the activity,
     on the DecorView
     Open source coming soon!
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158. Whatever you do:
     Be consistent
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159. We Took our cues
     from Android...
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160. And went a bit
     further
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161. Wrapping up
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162. ‣ Say YES, it’s what makes our shit
     awesome
     Wrapping up
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163. ‣ Say YES, it’s what makes our shit
     awesome
     ‣ Be WHIMSICAL!
     Wrapping up
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164. ‣ Say YES, it’s what makes our shit
     awesome
     ‣ Be WHIMSICAL!
     ‣ Be a DESIGN LEADER and push
     beyond the guidelines
     Wrapping up
     Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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165. “Good applications
     follow the guidelines,
     better applications
     challenge them.”
     Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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166. Thank you!
     kevingrant@tumblr.com
     kevinthebigapple.tumblr.com
     @kevingrant5
     Thursday, November 7, 13
     

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