Bridging the Mobile Design Gap
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Jen Matson presented at the Midwest UX Conference on bridging the mobile design gap. She discussed common mobile design failures such as content that is not optimized for mobile, slow page loads, and inappropriate QR code scans. Her lessons focused on the importance of content strategy, restraint in design, performance, flexibility, progressive enhancement, and adapting to different capabilities. She advocated for hardware hacking, a path of least resistance, and learning from mistakes. Matson concluded by encouraging designers to try different perspectives and share their errors in order to improve mobile design.
Bridging the Mobile Design Gap
- 1. Bridging the Mobile Design Gap Midwest UX Conference June 1, 2012 JEN MATSON @nstop
- 4. FAIL #1: The Content Kiss-Off
- 6. FAIL #2: The Eyestrain Special Source: http://wtfmobileweb.com
- 8. FAIL #3: The Slow Load to Nowhere
- 10. FAIL #4: The Inappropriate Code Scan Source: http://wtfqrcodes.com
- 12. FAIL #5: The Unwelcome Splash
- 14. FAIL #6: The Permanent Roadblock
- 17. Photo: Robert Couse-Baker (Flickr)
- 22. LESSONS Content Strategy Governance
- 26. LESSONS Styled Content Restraint
- 31. LESSONS Site Performance Layout Flexibility Designing for Hardware Capabilities
- 35. LESSONS Hardware Hacking / Maker Culture Path of Least Resistance
- 39. LESSONS Complex Animation In-Browser Games In-Browser Video
- 43. LESSONS Progressive Enhancement Capabilities Detection
- 46. WHAT IS THE WEB TO YOU?
- 47. Reporting, Monetizing, communicating, leveraging, connecting converting Exploring, Adapting, experimenting, learning, expressing struggling Top left photo: Mr T. in DC (Flickr) Bottom right photo: Marshall Astor - Food Fetishist (Flickr)
- 49. $$$$
- 51. Try On A Different POV Share Your Mistakes Know Your History
- 52. THANK YOU JEN MATSON | @nstop jenmatson.com