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I’ve recently been involved in an exciting research and design programme for a major online booking service. It included not only a website redesign, but also building from scratch a mobile site and an iPhone app.
Designing these platforms at the same time is challenging, but you’ll be surprised by how much your corporate site can benefit from the insights collected while designing its mobile little brothers, and vice versa.
As a user experience practitioner, I obviously value the role iteration cycles play in the design process. In a previous post, Roger Smithers described a Rapid Iterative Testing and Evaluation (RITE) process, ‘Development in days, not months’.
Building on his post, these are the primary reasons why this approach has become popular with many of our clients.
After successfully conquering the mobile space, touch interfaces are invading the desktop.
Since the release of Apple’s new Magic Trackpad, there has been a lot of speculation on whether this kind of device is a serious contender to the glorious mouse as the preferred pointing interface on desktop computers.
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