2015 Things I've Learned as a Mobile Designer

Did you ever tried to make a screenshot on a range of different android devices? Did your client ever?

In this talk presented at the Selfmade Lab (http://selfmadelab.de) in Hamburg, I looked back at personal experiences building mobile products - in comparison to print and also web design.

Transcript

1. 10 Things I Have Learned as a Mobile Designer K R U N C H T I M E I NT E RACT IV E
2. 1 1 Know your hardware.
4. iOS
5. 16:9 4:3 iOS
6. Android
7. Android
9. Samsung Galaxy S3+
12. 2 2 Speak (even more) development language.
15. 3 3 Condense information.
16. Wir hätten gern ne App. Auf jeden. Was möchtet Ihr abbilden?
22. 4 4 Design systems rather than pages.
28. 5 Understand human 5 Understand human ergonomics.
29. FITT’S LAW Defines the amount of time it takes for a user to point to a given item on the screen from another point on the screen.
30. iPhone5 natural stretch ow ow
31. iPhone5 natural stretch ow ow iPhone6 natural stretch ow ow
32. iPhone5 iPhone6 iPhone6Plus natural natural natural stretch stretch stretch ow ow ow ow ow ow
35. Instagram
36. Instagram VSCO
39. 6 6 Small doesn’t mean small.
43. 7 7 Take care of context.
46. Zu Hause
47. Zu Hause
48. Zu Hause
49. Auf der Fahrt
50. Im Café
51. Vor Ort
53. 8 8 Practise motion skills.
56. 9 9 Stop freaking out on inconsistencies.
57. Photoshop
58. Sketch
59. CSS
60. CSS
61. iOS
63. 10 10 Adopt to change.
65. ¡Gracias!
66. Alexander Meinhardt krunchtime.org KRUN C H T I M E I NT E R ACT I V E