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E-raamat: Mobile Design Pattern Gallery: UI Patterns for Smartphone Apps

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 23-Apr-2014
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781449368623
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  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781449368623

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Presents over ninety mobile application design patterns, illustrated by screenshots from iOS, Android, and Windows Phone apps.

When you’re under pressure to produce a well-designed, easy-to-navigate mobile app, there’s no time to reinvent the wheel—and no need to. This handy reference provides more than 90 mobile app design patterns, illustrated by 1,000 screenshots from current Android, iOS, and Windows Phone apps.

Much has changed since this book’s first edition. Mobile OSes have become increasingly different, driving their own design conventions and patterns, and many designers have embraced mobile-centric thinking. In this edition, user experience professional Theresa Neil walks product managers, designers, and developers through design patterns in 11 categories:

  • Navigation: get patterns for primary and secondary navigation
  • Forms: break industry-wide habits of bad form design
  • Tables: display only the most important information
  • Search, sort, and filter: make these functions easy to use
  • Tools: create the illusion of direct interaction
  • Charts: learn best practices for basic chart design
  • Tutorials & Invitations: invite users to get started and discover features
  • Social: help users connect and become part of the group
  • Feedback & Accordance: provide users with timely feedback
  • Help: integrate help pages into a smaller form factor
  • Anti-Patterns: what not to do when designing a mobile app
Foreword ix
Preface xiii
Chapter 1 Navigation
1(54)
Primary Navigation Patterns, Persistent
2(28)
Springboard
7(5)
Cards
12(2)
List Menu
14(3)
Dashboard
17(1)
Gallery
17(2)
Tab Menu
19(7)
Skeuomorphic
26(4)
Primary Navigation Patterns, Transient
30(16)
Side Drawer
30(11)
Toggle Menu
41(3)
Pie Menu
44(2)
Secondary Navigation Patterns
46(9)
Page Swiping
48(3)
Scrolling Tabs
51(4)
Chapter 2 Forms
55(44)
Sign In
57(18)
Multi-Step
75(7)
Checkout
82(8)
Tip #1 Include Sign In, Register, and Guest Options
83(1)
Tip #2 Streamline the Flow
84(1)
Tip #3 Provide Time-Saving Shortcuts
84(2)
Tip #4 Offer Express Checkout
86(2)
Tip #5 Forget the Web
88(2)
Calculator Forms
90(3)
Search Forms
93(3)
Long Forms
96(3)
Chapter 3 Tables
99(16)
Basic Table
101(1)
Headerless Table
102(2)
Fixed Column
104(1)
Overview plus Data
105(2)
Grouped Rows
107(1)
Table with Visual Indicators
108(3)
Editable Table
111(4)
Chapter 4 Search, Sort, and Filter
115(46)
Search Patterns
116(23)
Implicit Search
116(5)
Explicit Search
121(5)
Search with Auto-Complete
126(2)
Dynamic Search
128(2)
Scoped Search
130(1)
Saved, Recent, and Popular Search
131(2)
Search Form
133(3)
Search Results/View Results
136(3)
Sort Patterns
139(10)
Onscreen Sort
141(2)
Sort Overlay
143(2)
Sort Form
145(4)
Filter Patterns
149(12)
Onscreen Filter
149(3)
Filter Overlay
152(2)
Filter Form
154(2)
Filter Drawer
156(2)
Gesture-Based Filtering
158(3)
Chapter 5 Tools
161(30)
Toolbar
163(5)
iOS
163(2)
Android
165(1)
Windows Phone
166(2)
OS-Neutral Pattern: Contextual Toolbar
168(1)
Toolbox
168(4)
Call to Action Button
172(5)
Inline Actions
177(3)
Multi-State Button
180(1)
Contextual Tools
181(4)
Bulk Actions
185(3)
Lock Screen Controls
188(3)
Chapter 6 Charts
191(36)
Chart with Filters
196(4)
Interactive Timeline
200(2)
Data Point Details
202(6)
Drill Down
208(1)
Overview plus Data
208(3)
Interactive Preview
211(2)
Dashboard
213(3)
Zoom
216(2)
Sparklines
218(2)
Integrated Legend
220(1)
Thresholds
220(2)
Pivot Table
222(1)
Pulling It All Together
223(4)
Chapter 7 Tutorials and Invitations
227(38)
Tutorial Rules
228(2)
Rule #1 Use Less Text
230(6)
Ness Compared to Foodspotting
231(2)
Boomerang Compared to Mailbox
233(1)
DigiCal Compared to Fantastical
234(1)
Catch Compared to Clear
235(1)
SlideStory Compared to Vine
236(1)
Rule #2 No Frontloading
236(6)
Phoster Compared to Creative Studio
238(1)
Dooo Compared to Todoist
239(1)
Buy Me a Pie! Compared to OneNote
240(1)
Clipchat Compared to Kik
241(1)
Rule #3 Make It Rewarding
242(4)
NBC News Compared to Flipboard
242(2)
Noom Compared to DailyBurn Tracker
244(2)
Rule #4 Reinforce Learning Through Use
246(2)
Rule #5 Listen to Your Users
248(2)
Invitation Patterns
250(5)
Tips
250(2)
Persistent Invitations
252(2)
Discoverable Invitations
254(1)
Chapter Extra: Invitations---Rolling Out the Welcome Mat
255(10)
Iterating on the Welcome Experience
256(7)
Summary
263(2)
Chapter 8 Social Patterns
265(18)
Social Registration
265(2)
MapMyFitness Compared to We Heart It
266(1)
Connecting
267(3)
Following
270(2)
Profiles
272(2)
Groups
274(4)
Gamification
278(5)
Chapter 9 Feedback and Affordance
283(26)
Feedback Patterns
283(15)
Error Messages
284(1)
Confirmation
285(8)
System Status
293(5)
Affordance
298(11)
Tap
298(1)
Swipe/Flick
299(5)
Drag
304(5)
Chapter 10 Help
309(22)
How-Tos
313(2)
User Guide/Help System
315(4)
FAQs
319(1)
Feature Tours
320(3)
Tutorials
323(3)
Contextual Help
326(2)
Capture Feedback
328(3)
Chapter 11 Anti-Patterns
331(34)
Novel Notions
332(6)
Needless Complexity
338(4)
Metaphor Mismatch
342(6)
Control Mismatch
342(3)
Icon Mismatch
345(1)
Gesture Mismatch
345(2)
Mental Model Mismatch
347(1)
Idiot Boxes
348(3)
Chart Junk
351(4)
Oceans of Buttons
355(4)
Square Peg, Round Hole
359(2)
Chapter Extra: Let Them Pee---Avoiding the Sign-Up/Sign-In Mobile Anti-Pattern
361(4)
Appendix A Additional Resources 365(2)
Index 367
Theresa Neil is a user experience consultant in Austin, Texas, where she designs rich applications for start-ups and Fortune500 companies.