A Study of Trends in Mobile Design — Smashing Magazine

This article is a part of our new eBook Mobile Design For iPhone And iPad (just $9.90). The eBook presents articles on professional design for the iPhone and iPad, including guidelines for the development of mobile web pages. Available in PDF, Mobipocket and ePUB formats. The industry has evolved in many ways, but one particular […]

Tap-Ahead Design Pattern — Smashing Magazine

Using the Tap-Ahead design pattern, reduces the amount of typing needed to enter queries, and utilizes slower mobile bandwidth in the most efficient manner. Learn more about how this novel way allows your customers to quickly access thousands of popular search term combinations by typing just a few initial characters. In contrast to desktop Web

Picking A Mobile Support Strategy For Your Website — Smashing Magazine

Increasing mobile support for browser platforms could lead to a better experience, but at what cost? Mobile strategies can vary massively from website to website, depending on what the company wants to offer visitors. Matt Lawson takes a look at some of the more common approaches. The number of people browsing the Web from a

UX Design Guidelines For Smartphones — Smashing Magazine

The way mobile devices are being used is changing all the time, and users are increasingly expecting exceptional experiences from the applications they use. In this post, Tim R. Todish brings us guidelines to help you create a great experience in your mobile application. In your pocket right now is the most powerful “remote control”

Search, Sort And Filter — Smashing Magazine

After taking a look at Craigslist mobile, it became obvious we could all benefit from some best practices around mobile search, sort and filter UI design. In this article Theresa Neil and Rich Malley explore a dozen different ways to surface and refine the data your customers want. As I was waiting for a table

Essential Design Patterns For Mobile Banking — Smashing Magazine

Despite a great deal of mobile innovation, many creators of financial apps still copy their interface patterns from the desktop Web, even though these patterns are not as well suited to the mobile space. Small screens, custom controls, divided attention and fat fingers demand different thinking when designing for mobile. Despite a great deal of

The Elements Of The Mobile User Experience — Smashing Magazine

Mobile users and mobile usage are growing. With more users doing more on mobile, the spotlight is on how to improve the individual elements that together create the mobile user experience. Mobile users and mobile usage are growing. With more users doing more on mobile, the spotlight is on how to improve the individual elements

From Portrait To Landscape — Smashing Magazine

Designing for device orientation brings various challenges and requires careful thinking. The experience must be as unobtrusive and transparent as possible, and we must understand the context of use for this functionality. The accelerometer embedded in our smart devices is typically used to align the screen depending on the orientation of the device, i.e. when

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