Posts tagged “interaction”, page 2

Frank Chimero:

If the watch can become people’s primary device, it may provide the opportunity to switch the media paradigm from an endless stream to a concentrated dispatch.

I was reminded of Hodinkee’s Apple Watch Series 3 review:

This image above is what I’ve carried with me the last three days. Not only is there no phone – which, let me tell you, is incredibly liberating – but also I’m now only carrying one AirPod with me at a time. I can make calls, listen to music, and use Siri all from just the single unit, which I throw into my pants pocket when I’m not using it.

Michiel de Boer:

It is believed that the most seen photo is this Windows XP background. And I’m convinced that the most viewed shape is the mouse cursor.

Marco Arment:

Even with almost no complications, the basic essence of the Infograph dial has poor time legibility.

Steven Garrity:

The inability to deal with long strings of text is the most basic and maybe most common way components can fail when coming in contact with real data. You thought the tab would be labelled “Settings”? Well, now it’s called “Application Preferences.” Oh, and the product launches tomorrow.

Ken Kocienda recounts the process of designing the iPhone keyboard:

I started to think about improvements, and to help me keep my keyboard goal literally in sight as I sat in my office, I measured and cut out a small piece of paper, about 2 inches wide by 1.3 inches tall, a little smaller than half the size of a credit card turned on end. I pinned up this little slip of paper on the bulletin board next to my desk. I looked at it often. This was all the screen real estate I had available for my keyboard.