Nokia Asha UI Clinic September 2013

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Do you want to increase the user ratings and reputation of one of your Series 40 apps and, in turn, increase your downloads or sales? This webinar will present helpful design tips based on real Series 40 applications. UX expert Jan Krebber of OCT03 will identify issues with the design of user interfaces and other real-world aspects of the user experience. Then he’ll propose specific ways to resolve them. To submit the UI of a Series 40 app for evaluation and use in future UI clinics, please send the app to webinar.experts@nokia.com. If your submission is selected, the evaluation will be free of charge, and Jan will discuss the results with you privately before we examine them in the webinar. (Professional reviews such as this typically cost around 1,000 euros.) This is a great opportunity to get ideas for improving your application. We have limited resources available for these free reviews, so we’ll accept requests on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013
Jan Krebber @krebbixux
Senior User Experience Consultant

Overview
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• QuickStocks
• Space Survivor 2
• General questions
• UX offering
• Take home messages

Structure.
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Truncated name makes the app look
unprofessional before it is even started.
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Use a square launcher icon for WebApps.
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Do not rely on red and green color coding.
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Ensure a good contrast also for non-
selected items.
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www.snook.ca

Clean sweep 1: Move version number to the
bottom, Search into top bar.
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Clean sweep 2: Move buttons to a different
list.
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First and last item should not have “move
up” and “move down”.
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Clean sweep 3: Access history setting by
tapping the graphics.
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Instead of pop-up lists, use lists in a new
view to avoid scrolling.
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Give Search its own view and add a “back
path”.
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Reminder: Map the hardware Back key to
in-view Back commands in WebApps.
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Ads are well placed.
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Even not a standard – expand/collapse
works very well.
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Proposed
structure.
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Current structure

Move power functions to a secondary level.
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Structure.
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Be careful with abbreviations.
Not everybody knows “BGM”.
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Do not start the app with game sound on.
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Some items are too small for touch.
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It’s hard to read text against a moving
background.
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Do not use all caps.
It is hard to read and you are shouting.
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HW back key should be the only way to
pause a game and to go back.
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The Exit query could be removed.
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Buying and taking advantage of new ships
and weapons is not clear to people.
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Ship navigation is difficult and sluggish.
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To make it more zippy do not paint after
each input, but aggregate input.
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- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1120
4577/how-to-implement-idle-task-in-java-
swing
- http://developer.nokia.com/Resources/Lib
rary/Java/#!code-examples/mobile-
sensors-cottage360/cottage360java.html

The game is easily closed by accident.
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Make game control simple and robust.
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Help people to understand
your game or app.
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How many values should I set in a picker?
One due to limited screen real estate.
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There are LCDUI and LWUIT UI style guides.
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There are UI stencils for Inkscape in
addition to Adobe Illustrator.
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Asha UI component demo application is a
Java midlet suite for LCDUI.
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Literature and links
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• UX Library for Nokia Asha:
• http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/#!index.html
• Nokia Asha Web app UX guidelines:
• http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Nokia_Asha_web_apps_library/#!design-library.html
• Nokia Asha UI component demos:
• https://projects.developer.nokia.com/asha_ui_component_demos
• QuickStocks: http://store.ovi.com/content/345857
• Space Survivor 2: http://store.ovi.com/content/356732
• Touch input 1: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11204577/how-to-implement-idle-task-in-java-
swing
• Touch input 2: http://developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Java/#!code-examples/mobile-sensors-
cottage360/cottage360java.html

Move power functions to a secondary level.
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Make game control simple and robust.
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Help people to understand
your game or app.
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Special thanks to Ian and Joseph 
phantasia_shin@yahoo.com
ian.wong@miniansoftware.com

Thanks to Sanna Hiukka
Stratos Kalogirou and Attila Csipa.

Thanks .
Jan Krebber
ext-jan.krebber@nokia.com
@krebbixux

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1. Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013 Jan Krebber @krebbixux Senior User Experience Consultant

2. Overview 2 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux • QuickStocks • Space Survivor 2 • General questions • UX offering • Take home messages

3. QuickStocks

5. Truncated name makes the app look unprofessional before it is even started. 5 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

6. Use a square launcher icon for WebApps. 6 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

7. Do not rely on red and green color coding. 7 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

8. Ensure a good contrast also for non- selected items. 8 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux www.snook.ca

9. Clean sweep 1: Move version number to the bottom, Search into top bar. 9 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

10. Clean sweep 2: Move buttons to a different list. 10 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

11. First and last item should not have “move up” and “move down”. 11 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

12. Clean sweep 3: Access history setting by tapping the graphics. 12 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

13. Instead of pop-up lists, use lists in a new view to avoid scrolling. 13 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

14. Give Search its own view and add a “back path”. 14 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

15. Reminder: Map the hardware Back key to in-view Back commands in WebApps. 15 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

17. Even not a standard – expand/collapse works very well. 17 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

18. Proposed structure. 18 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux Current structure

19. Move power functions to a secondary level. 19 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

20. Space Survivor 2

22. Be careful with abbreviations. Not everybody knows “BGM”. 22 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

23. Do not start the app with game sound on. 23 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

24. Some items are too small for touch. 24 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

25. It’s hard to read text against a moving background. 25 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

26. Do not use all caps. It is hard to read and you are shouting. 26 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

27. HW back key should be the only way to pause a game and to go back. 27 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

28. The Exit query could be removed. 28 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

29. Buying and taking advantage of new ships and weapons is not clear to people. 29 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

30. Ship navigation is difficult and sluggish. 30 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

31. To make it more zippy do not paint after each input, but aggregate input. 31 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux - http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1120 4577/how-to-implement-idle-task-in-java- swing - http://developer.nokia.com/Resources/Lib rary/Java/#!code-examples/mobile- sensors-cottage360/cottage360java.html

32. The game is easily closed by accident. 32 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

33. Make game control simple and robust. 33 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

34. Help people to understand your game or app. 34 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

35. General questions

36. How many values should I set in a picker? One due to limited screen real estate. 36 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

37. UX offering

38. There are LCDUI and LWUIT UI style guides. 38 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

39. There are UI stencils for Inkscape in addition to Adobe Illustrator. 39 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

40. Asha UI component demo application is a Java midlet suite for LCDUI. 40 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

41. Literature and links 41 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux • UX Library for Nokia Asha: • http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Asha_UI/#!index.html • Nokia Asha Web app UX guidelines: • http://www.developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Nokia_Asha_web_apps_library/#!design-library.html • Nokia Asha UI component demos: • https://projects.developer.nokia.com/asha_ui_component_demos • QuickStocks: http://store.ovi.com/content/345857 • Space Survivor 2: http://store.ovi.com/content/356732 • Touch input 1: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11204577/how-to-implement-idle-task-in-java- swing • Touch input 2: http://developer.nokia.com/Resources/Library/Java/#!code-examples/mobile-sensors- cottage360/cottage360java.html

42. Take home messages

43. Move power functions to a secondary level. 43 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

44. Make game control simple and robust. 44 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

45. Help people to understand your game or app. 45 © Nokia 2013 Nokia Asha UX clinic September 2013.pptx 2013-18-09 Jan Krebber @krebbixux

46. Special thanks to Ian and Joseph  phantasia_shin@yahoo.com ian.wong@miniansoftware.com

47. Thanks to Sanna Hiukka Stratos Kalogirou and Attila Csipa.

48. Thanks . Jan Krebber ext-jan.krebber@nokia.com @krebbixux

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