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- Designing Experiences for Young Kids
Title 2: Child Proofing your Application I was recently fortunate to work on interactive storybooks for preschoolers and toddlers (ages 2–5) for the iPad and Andr ...
Article - Avi Itzkovitch - February 15, 2012 - 2 comments
- Enabling IT Applications on Mobile Devices
The usability role today is strongly affected by the proliferation of and interest in mobile devices . Every day the demand for mobile devices and applications grows; predictions indicate that within five years, access to the Internet via mobil ...
Article - Jen Hocko - October 10, 2011 - 2 comments
- Better UX Design Needed for Enterprise Tablet Adoption
A May 2011 study shows that 78 percent of business and IT executives plan to officially deploy tablets by the end of 2013, yet only 51 percent have adopted a strategy for tablet use. The majority (83 percent) plans to deploy iPads , primarily ...
Article - Peter Eckert - September 29, 2011 - 0 comments
- From Consumer Toy to Corporate Tool
Title 2: The iPad’s Expanding Role in the Workplace The first iPad advertisement from March of 2010 presents a primarily consumer-focused marketing effort. The ...
Article - Megan Geyer, Frances Felske - April 04, 2011 - 1 comment
- The Evolution of Discoverability
When the iPad first came out, many industry pundits were quick to make comparisons: It’s a giant iPhone ! It’s twice as heavy as the Kindle! It’s an inferior laptop! The first crop of iPad applications didn’t fare much better. Design gurus sl ...
Article - Suzanne Ginsburg - March 02, 2011 - 4 comments
- Is Multiscreen Enough? Why 'Write Once' Shouldn't be the Goal
Another of Adobe’s annual MAX events has come and gone, and I took quite a bit away from my time in Los Angeles. The clear message from Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch during the first day’s keynote was that the company’s immediate focus is on enabling so ...
Article - Kevin Suttle - December 13, 2010 - 2 comments
- The Coming Zombie Apocalypse
Title 2: Small, cheap devices will disrupt our old-school UX assumptions Recently, Verizon and T-Mobile announced they would be shipping $50 Android phones quite soon ...
Article - Scott Jenson - December 08, 2010 - 2 comments
- Portable and Powerful
Title 2: Transforming the patient-provider relationship In our first article about mobile technology and healthcare, we looked at the world from the patients' persp ...
Article - Amy Cueva - December 07, 2010 - 2 comments
- The Renaissance of the Interactive Book
The world’s most popular touchscreen tablet, the iPad, is predicted to sell 13.8 million units by 2010 and nearly 40 million in 2011. [*] Google, Dell, HP, Samsung, Windows, and ASUS all report that they have tablet devices coming out in the ...
Article - Christopher Roosen - December 02, 2010 - 4 comments
- Mobile User Experience Trends on the Horizon
Change is in the air, or perhaps more accurately, in the airwaves. It's visible every time a child presses a finger to a laptop screen, expecting it to respond, and in business meetings where projectors are left unused in favor of the more intimate, ...
Article - Marek Pawlowski - November 17, 2010 - 15 comments