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Mobile Design Principles
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Mind Map on Mobile Design Principles, created by Sarah Herzog on 23/09/2020.
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Mobile Design Principles
Read either iOS or Android Principles
Take notes on the key guidelines
Think of how the hardware or operating system can constraint your design
iOS
Clarity
So people can clearly know to interact with your app
Responsiveness
Shows the user that they are being listened to and the game hasn't crashed
Simplicity of controls
Busy, distracted, short playtimes
Asthetics to match eachother and program
Android
Responsiveness
Respond AS the action is happened
Notifications - header, content, and action
Visual hierarchy
Make it clear what is most important and make sure that is easily visible
User Input
Allowing user to enter information
Hardware / OS Constraints
Screen size
Controls
Playtime
Price
Processor / RAM / Graphics limitations
OS guidelines / restrictions
Content (mature / violent / controversial)
Pricing Model
UI Guidelines
Battery Life
Storage Space
Download Size
Data Useage
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