That area of UI/UX is very interesting indeed. Common misconception is that UI is only about visual side of it. User Interaction may include all other senses/i

That area of UI/UX is very interesting indeed. Common misconception is that UI is only about visual side of it. User Interaction may include all other senses/informational channels. Another common misconception is to think that UI principles are the same on any device that has CPU. Far from it. As an example: I've participated in initial designs of EverNote[.com] application. From the very beginning it was very clear for us that desktop and mobile versions are very different entities. On mobiles you essentially have no other way to input your data other than using camera or voice. Size of your finger's touch area on phone screen is comparable with area of average paragraph of text. WYSIWYG text editing in such circumstances is barely feasible. So only buttons of 1 inch size, that's the only reliable options in GUI. GUI and UI in general are very interesting things indeed.