User Assistance Architecture in the Mobile World and Adaptive Content

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How content models will evolve in the mobile world? The presentation aims to answer the new user assistance architecture in the world of mobile and tablets. Also, we are witnessing a shift from static content to interactive content and also how to create content that is adaptive to new presentation formats.

User Assistance Architecture in the Mobile World and Adaptive Content

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Source Links
http://www.mobimatter.com/comscore-reports-november-2011-u-s-mobile-subscriber-market-share/
http://bgr.com/2011/12/13/global-smartphone-penetration-approaches-10/

Incremental
releases, multiple
scrums
Screen is not the context;
the flow is
Device
explosion
Users spent less
time doing
a task; help needs to
be engaging
Devices are
haptic

Photo Credit: http://fonris.ru/_ph/32/968251944.jpg

HTML 5
GEOLOCATION
GESTURES RESPONSIVE
DESIGN

STRUCTURE METADATA
&
TAXONOMY
PRESETATION
INDEPENDENT

Note: Just for illustration purpose. Not implemented yet

Samsung Galaxy Tab
(Vertical)
Samsung Galaxy Tab
(Horizontal)Samsung Galaxy SIII

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