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A nice gesture can go a long way.

A nice gesture can go a long way.

Today we see several apps starting to push the boundaries of gestures. To the point that the gestures are making people think about them and testing the limits of human habits. We all know that Humans are creatures of habit they love doing things in their routine. Adding these gestures to apps people love are pushing theses habits and starting to make people change them, and others are just frustrating. I'll take a look at a few apps that are pushing these normal routines with gestures. I'll also talk about what makes a good gesture recognizable/relatable to people.

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  1. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture 1.

    Keep them relevant and relatable 3 2. Show some instant acknowledgement 3. Take finger lag into consideration
  2. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture Modern

    touch devices allow one to interact with virtual objects. However, there is a substantial delay between when a finger moves and the display responds. 4 Source: http://youtu.be/vOvQCPLkPt4?hd=1
  3. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture Paper

    7 Source: http://www.fiftythree.com/paper
  4. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture Bittimer

    8 Source: http://www.fiftythree.com/paper
  5. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture Rechner

    9 The worlds first gesture based calculator.
  6. Contextual Design | Joe Johnston | @merhl | #ANiceGesture thank

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