Part I: UX Principles and Android OS Considerations
by Greg Nudelman
Android Design Patterns: Interaction Design Solutions for Developers
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Part I: UX Principles and Android OS Considerations
- Chapter 1: Design for Android: A Case Study
- Chapter 2: What Makes Android Different
- Chapter 3: Android Fragmentation
- Chapter 4: Mobile Design Process
- Observe Human-Mobile Interaction in the Real World
- Your Prototyping Methods Must Allow for Variety in Form Factors
- Your User Testing Must Allow People to Explore the Natural Range of Motion, Voice, and Multitouch
- Touch Interfaces Embody Simplicity and Sophistication
- Delight Is Mandatory
- Tell a Complete Story—Design for Cross-Channel Experiences
- Mobile Design Case Study
- Part II: Android Design Patterns and Antipatterns
- Chapter 5: Welcome Experience
- Chapter 6: Home Screen
- Chapter 7: Search
- 7.1 Pattern: Voice Search
- 7.2 Pattern: Auto-Complete and Auto-Suggest
- 7.3 Pattern: Tap-Ahead
- 7.4 Pattern: Pull to Refresh
- 7.5 Pattern: Search from Menu
- 7.6 Pattern: Search from Action Bar
- 7.7 Pattern: Dedicated Search
- 7.8 Pattern: Search in the Content Page
- 7.9 Antipattern: Separate Search and Refinement
- Chapter 8: Sorting and Filtering
- Chapter 9: Avoiding Missing and Undesirable Results
- Chapter 10: Data Entry
- Chapter 11: Forms
- Chapter 12: Mobile Banking
- Chapter 13: Navigation
- Chapter 14: Tablet Patterns
- Foreword
- Introduction
Part I
UX Principles and Android OS Considerations
- Chapter 1 Design for Android: A Case Study
- Chapter 2 What Makes Android Different
- Chapter 3 Android Fragmentation
- Chapter 4 Mobile Design Process
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