Trent Mankelow of Optimal Usability gives a handy set of tried-and-tested hints for mobile usability testing.
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Observed: Luggage, Passport … QR Code?
Boarding passes. The stress of getting them in time, or remembering to print them out before you get to the [...]
Observed: Volkswagen’s Interactive Ad
Earlier this year we discussed Volkswagen’s superbowl ad and some of our observations around emotions and design. Now, the innovative[...]
Archetypes and Their Use in Mobile UX
Have you ever needed a user manual to sit on a good chair? Probably not. When we see a good [...]
Mac’s petit inventions: Exclusively Local
What if we have a movie that can be watched only when certain conditions are met? Say you must BE somewhere to see a movie clip?
The Postman Always Taps Twice
How would you like to tap your wrist to engage the clock embedded in the OLED wall? Rub your fingers [...]
Mac’s petit inventions: 3D Interfaces
When I first played Star Fox 64 I was extremely excited to see the polygons move smoothly over the screen. [...]
Mac’s petit inventions: Physically Digital
We all know how great a touch screen is… But have you ever thought that it’s a nightmare for the [...]
Multi user interaction with handheld projectors
Handheld projectors are the next big thing in mobile devices. They make it possible to project a screen on almost [...]
Designing for a mobile context
In 2007 Barbara Ballard launched her book ‘Designing the Mobile User Experience’ in which she tried to explain to us [...]