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UI design for Windows apps

UI design for Windows apps

Three speakers talked about platform specific UI designing during Ncell App Camp 2015. Chandan shared his experience of designing in Windows app.

Ncell App Camp

November 08, 2015
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  1. UI design for Windows apps Chandan Gupta Bhagat Solutions Architect

    and Co-Founder Yorbit Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
  2. Windows apps • Application for – Mobile device family: Windows

    Phones, phablets – Desktop device family: Laptops, PCs – Team device family: Surface hub – IoT device family: Compact devices such as wearables or household appliances
  3. Features for designers • Effective pixels and platform scaling •

    Universal input and smart interactions • Responsive designs • Universal building blocks • Give life to your apps
  4. • Windows reimagined • All the apps you want •

    Cloud-connected • Built for business • Great experience across all hardware • Built on a solid foundation
  5. • All the apps you want • Apps are at

    the heart of Windows Apps • The apps you need are built right in • Apps work together and make each other better • Mail Calendar • SkyDrive Photos • People Messaging
  6. • Built for business • A better business tablet •

    New possibilities for mobile productivity • Enhanced end-to-end security • Virtualization and management
  7. • Great experiences across all hardware • Tablets to laptops

    to all-in-ones • Share between devices • Touch, mouse, keyboard • Highest power to the most efficient chipset
  8. • Built on a solid foundation • Fast, compatible and

    protected • More for power users • Enhanced desktop
  9. Pride in craftsmanship • Sweat the details. • Make using

    apps safe and reliable. • Use balance, symmetry, and hierarchy. • Align your app layout to the grid, the new layout for apps. • Make your app accessible to the widest possible audience, including people who have impairments or disabilities.
  10. Be fast and fluid • Be responsive to user interaction

    and ready for the next interaction. • Design for touch and direct interaction. • Delight your users with motion. • Smoothly connect to what comes before and after.
  11. Authentically digital • Be dynamic and alive with communication. •

    Use typography beautifully. • Use bold, vibrant colors. • Connect to the cloud so that your users can stay connected to each other.
  12. Do more with less • Be great at something instead

    of mediocre at lots of things. • Put content before chrome. • Be visually focused and direct, letting people get immersed in what they love, and they will explore the rest. • Inspire confidence in users. • Reduce redundancy in your UI.
  13. Win as one • Use the UI model. • Work

    with other apps to complete scenarios by participating in app contracts. • Use our tools and templates to promote consistency.
  14. • Navigation elements – Tabs and Pivots, Hyperlinks, and Nav

    panes. • Command elements – Button and Command bar • Content elements – Contents and Contents
  15. Common UI patterns • Active canvas – Command + Content

    • Master/details – Navigation + Content • Nav pane – Navigation + Content • Tabs and pivots – Navigation + Content