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UX design guidelines are coming; the designer who is working on them gave a talk at MozCampEU last week. (Only the slides are available for now, but a more det
by mbrubeck 14y ago
UX design guidelines are coming; the designer who is working on them gave a talk at MozCampEU last week. (Only the slides are available for now, but a more detailed write-up should be posted soon.)
https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampEU2012/Design-Principles-behind-the-Firefox-OS-UX https://wiki.mozilla.org/MozCampEU2012/Design-Principles-beh...
- dhx 14y agoThanks for the link to the presentation. As is the case with other mobile platforms I noticed a wide array of button styles. Small symbolic buttons in applications such as the photo gallery and messages screen, large glossy buttons for the radio and calculator, blue rectangular buttons for the time and date selection screen and a long red button for cancelling a call. Some applications are dark and 2D, others are light, colourful and 3D. I do like a lot of the work shown off in the presentation but still get the feeling that applications/screens on the phone are not tightly integrated or connected. This isn't criticism of Firefox OS. Rather it is an observation that I have for all mobile platforms I have used. I will look out for the detailed write-up to get the details of what is planned.