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Pratul Kalia
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Designing future-proof Android applications
Delivered at the Intel Developer Zone Android Codefest, 2013.
Pratul Kalia
October 26, 2013
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Transcript
A N D R O I D A P P
S D E S I G N I N G F U T U R E - P R O O F I D Z A N D R O I D C O D E F E S T, 2 0 1 3
T H AT ’ S O N E T O
O M A N Y ! • Smartphones aren’t a novelty anymore • There are too many apps • There are too many developers!
— T H AT G U Y W E A
L L K N O W “It’s not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.”
S O N O W W H AT ? •
Solve an actual problem • Don’t follow the herd • Think out of the box • Think inside the box
Time for some examples!
W H AT S A P P & FA C
E B O O K M E S S E N G E R Don’t ask the user to repeat, if it is your application’s mistake.
A W E AT H E R A P P
The obvious way is not the only way.
M E S S A G I N G (
S T O C K A N D R O I D ) The obvious way is sometimes the correct way.
Pratul Kalia @lut4rp uncommon www.uncommon.is Thank you!