10 Foot, 2 Inches: Designing Apps for Up-Close & Afar

The landscape of internet-ready devices is quickly growing, allowing people to access content from pocketable devices and big screen TVs alike. But designing usable interfaces for big and small is a challenge, especially when those devices are being used to compliment each other. Hear firsthand from two seasoned designers about the pitfalls and best practices of designing for these unique experiences and the Second Screen. They’ll talk about handling different methods of input and finding room for varying amounts of output, designing within existing UI constraints, and much more.

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1. brought to you by
   10 Foot, 2 Inches
   Designing Apps for Up-Close & Afar
   hanerino
   

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2. http://goo.gl/maps/yxVoV
   

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3. milothedo
   

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4. Desi nin
   for up-close
   & afar
   near
   far
   http://youtu.be/iZhEcRrMA-M
   

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5. Where we were
   

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6. Device Landscape
   

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7. Myth: Mobile devices
   are for when people
   are mobile
   

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8. 77%
   of mobile searches
   occur at home or work
   http://haner.in/mobilesearchmoments
   

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9. “Don't confuse context
   with intent”
   lobalmoxie
   Josh Clark
   https://vimeo.com/48327889
   

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11. “…people are buyin
    8,000 cars a week on
    eBay’s mobile app”
    John Donahoe, eBay CEO
    http://haner.in/buy8000cars
    

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12. Myth: Tablets are just
    an accessory
    

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13. http://youtu.be/btfbIVGES1I
    

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14. http://youtu.be/U7UlE-o8DQQ
    

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15. 31%
    of American adults
    own a tablet computer
    http://haner.in/deviceownership
    

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16. Myth: Television is just
    for watchin
    

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17. 77%
    of TV viewers use
    another device too
    http://haner.in/multiscreenworld
    

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19. Shop, social,
    amification, checkins
    

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20. 22%
    of smartphone searches
    prompted by TV
    http://haner.in/multiscreenworld
    

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21. Sequential &
    Simultaneous
    

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22. Sequential Usa e
    

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23. 90%
    use multiple screens to
    sequentially accomplish
    a task
    http://haner.in/multiscreenworld
    

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24. Seamless Experience
    

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25. “The experience should
    transcend the device.”
    notasausa e
    Me, ri ht now
    

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26. Simultaneous Usa e
    

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27. 57%
    of the time we use a
    smartphone, we use
    another device
    http://haner.in/multiscreenworld
    

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30. Check-in
    

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32. http://youtu.be/baFcUVyKZEw
    

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34. Second Screen Desi n
    

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43. What about TV?
    

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44. http://haner.in/samsungtvselector
    

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45. 10 Foot Experience
    

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47. Calculatin PPI
    http://dpi.lv/
    

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48. Smart TVs
    2 million
    43 million
    Becoming more and more
    relevant every day
    

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51. Desi n for TV
    

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52. Safe Zones
    

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61. ❖ Purpose of Application in Itself
    ❖ How useful the application is to users
    and how much pleasure it gives them
    should be considered
    ❖ Connection with the Use of TV
    ❖ Create new user experience through
    designing application linked with the
    experience in watching TV
    How to Desi n a Great
    User Experience
    

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62. Device or Brand?
    

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66. Remotes
    

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67. Samsun Blu-ray
    remote control
    

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71. http://youtu.be/5C1nADiC6OE
    

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73. http://youtu.be/EgyIFjGOtVc
    

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74. http://haner.in/nbckinect
    

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75. Layout
    

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79. Colors
    

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81. Research the
    Landscape
    

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87. Review Current
    Standards & Patterns
    

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88. Android Desi n
    Patterns
    http://haner.in/androiddesignpattern
    

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89. Goo le TV
    Desi n Patterns
    http://haner.in/googletvpatterns
    

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90. iOS Human Interface
    Guidelines
    http://haner.in/iosdevhig
    

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91. Xbox Developer
    Network
    http://www.xbox.com/en-US/developers
    

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92. Samsun TV User
    Experience Guidelines
    http://haner.in/samsungguidelines
    

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93. Gatherin & Creatin
    Assets
    

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94. http://www.teehanlax.com/tools/iphone/
    

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97. Create your own
    documentation
    

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99. Communicate
    

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101. Testin
     

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108. Samsun Smart TV
     SDK & Emulator
     http://www.samsungdforum.com/devtools/sdkdownload
     

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109. Test on an Real Devices
     

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110. Undiscovered
     Territory
     

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111. brought to you by
     Thank you.
     hi@hanerino.com
     @hanerino
     

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