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iPhone UI Design & Prototyping

Explore essential concepts for effective iPhone UI design and prototyping. This overview emphasizes the importance of focusing on a few key features (the 80/20 rule), utilizing familiar UI elements, and prioritizing multi-touch ergonomics for user accessibility. Learn how to prototype efficiently, from paper prototypes to interactive designs, ensuring your application provides a seamless user experience. By leaning on real-world models and Apple’s design philosophy, create engaging and intuitive interfaces that resonate with users.

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iPhone UI Design & Prototyping

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  1. Anna Callahan Raizlabs iPhone UI Design & Prototyping

  2. UI Design: Quick Overview • Do One Thing • Apple-Style • 80/20 Rule • UI Elements as Real Objects • Multi-Touch Ergonomics Prototyping

  3. Do One Thing and do it well

  4. Apple-Style drink the Apple UI kool-aid

  5. The 80/20 Rule fewer features = better experience “At least 80 percent of your users will use a very limited number of features in an application, while less than 20 percent will use all the features.”

  6. UI Elements as Real Objects use what your users know “When possible, model your application’s objects and actions on objects and actions in the real world.”

  7. Multi-Touch Ergonomics give your users the finger “Put most frequently used information near the top, where it is most visible and accessible.” “Provide a fingertip-size target area for all tappable elements.”

  8. Prototyping • Paper prototyping • Working prototypes

  9. Wedding Reception Place wedding guests at their tables for the reception.

  10. Finale • iPhone Human Interface Guidelines

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