Adapting to Responsive UX Design - Digital Shoreditch 2013
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These are the slides from the workshop I gave at the 'Make & Do' weekend of Digital Shoreditch 2013 - They explore the challenges and opportunities web & UX designers are faced with when it comes to responsive web design (RWD). I shared experiences, techniques and general approaches from the work we do at Cyber-Duck: www.cyber-duck.co.uk.
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Adapting to Responsive UX Design - Digital Shoreditch 2013
- 2. How do we define responsive?
- 3. Flickr credit: @alui0000 A website that reacts to the plethora of ways that our users will access our content.
- 5. You don't get to decide which device people use to access your website. Karen McGrane http://bondartscience.com/
- 6. The web doesn’t have a fixed width.
- 7. We should embrace the fact that the web doesn’t have the same constraints [as the printed page] and design for this flexibility. John Allsopp, A Dao of Web Design http://alistapart.com/article/dao
- 10. Performance
- 13. Navigation
- 14. Layout & flow
- 16. RWD means assuming less about our users
- 17. Task 1. Looking at the Digital Shoreditch website, what is the most important content the user needs (list down the top 5)
- 18. Task 2. Based on this, what would be the core experience for our users and what is secondary?
- 20. Style tiles
- 21. Style guides and pattern libraries
- 22. Task 3. Prototyping - Sketch out our homepage based on our core experience we’ve already defined.