Originally Published on UXMatters.com May 3, 2010 ⇒
In Part I of “Design Patterns for Mobile Faceted Search,” I looked at the challenges and opportunities of mobile faceted search. To address the well-known challenge of limited screen real estate on mobile devices, I covered the Four Corners, Modal Overlay, Watermark, and Full-Page Refinement Options [...]
Posts Tagged ‘iPhone’
Design Patterns for Mobile Faceted Search: Part II
Design Patterns for Mobile Faceted Search: Part I
Originally Published on UXMatters.com April 5, 2010 ⇒
In my previous Search Matters column, “Mobile Finding: Turning Limitations into Opportunity,” I discussed how mobile search user experiences differ from those on the Web. In this and my next column, I’ll look specifically at the challenges and opportunities of mobile faceted search. This column [...]
Designing Mobile Search: Turning Limitations into Opportunities
Originally Published on UXmatters.com March 8, 2010 ⇒
Thinking of porting your Web finding experience to iPhone, Android, or Windows Mobile? Just forget about the fact that these devices are basically full-featured computers with tiny screens. Having gone through this design exercise a few times, I have realized that designing a great mobile finding experience [...]
Experience Design for a Viral Mobile Community
Presented at the Net Squared Conference May 2009, in San Jose, CA
See the presentation on Slideshare ⇒
ThirstyPocket used iPhone application design to foster social change by creating a platform for viral neighborhood commerce, which brings people together and encourages community interaction. We will demonstrate buying and selling flows and discuss specific user experience design [...]
Brave New World of Visual Browsing
Co-written with Ahmed Riaz ⇒
Originally published on UXMatters.com August 3, 2009 ⇒
When the Web began, pages were mostly text, but today, everywhere we look, it seems like image content is taking over the Web. The ubiquitous use of digital cameras and improvements in the picture quality of mobile phone cameras has likely helped this phenomenon [...]