Cracking Responsive Navigation
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The slides from the workshop I delivered with Kathyrn Hegarty at SWUX in Bristol on 1/4/2014. The intention was to encourage participants to produce paper prototypes of different ideas around navigation for a 4 tier, retail based information architecture. If you'd like us to deliver the workshop again (or the next evolution of it), somewhere else then please get in touch.
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Cracking Responsive Navigation
- 2. OUR BENEVOLENT SPONSORS MASSIVE THANKS TO fOR SPONSORSING TONIGHT’s SWUX. #SWUX
- 3. OUR BENEVOLENT SPONSORS TRUE ARE HIRING. Uxers, DESIGNERS, DEVELOPERS, PROJECT MANAGERS, COPYWRITERS, PERMENANT OR FREELANCE GET IN TOUCH at Truedigital.co.uk #SWUX
- 4. KATHRYN HEGARTY UX DESIGNER AT TRUE @kythryn #SWUX
- 5. ADAM B-P UX Director AT NATURAL INTERACTION @adam_UX #SWUX
- 6. A BRIEF HISTORY OF NAV #SWUX
- 10. Feeling LUCKY? “Always show the user where they are and where they can go.” #SWUX
- 13. TOP & TAIL #SWUX
- 14. TOP & TAIL #SWUX
- 15. AND RELAX #SWUX
- 16. BUT WAIT #SWUX
- 17. HAHAHAHA #SWUX
- 19. HAMBURGER #SWUX
- 20. HAMBURGER #SWUX
- 21. HAMBURGER #SWUX
- 22. HAMBURGER Norm Cox invented it in the late 70s early 80s. #SWUX
- 23. APP STYLE #SWUX
- 24. TAKEOVER #SWUX
- 25. FILTERS #SWUX
- 26. FILTERS #SWUX
- 27. SEARCH #SWUX
- 28. HICK’S LAW the more options a user has to choose between and, if they are not grouped, the longer it will take to select an option. #SWUX
- 29. FITTS’S LAW the further the distance a user has to travel to make a selection, and the smaller the area available to click on, the long time it will take to make a selection. #SWUX
- 31. THE CHALLENGE Break INTO GROUPS OF 3 Create a new responsive nav approach on paper. #SWUX
- 32. THE CHALLENGE QUICK! IN YOUR GROUPS, EACH PICK A ROLE 1. Moderator 2. Note taker 3. CAPYBARA #SWUX
- 33. BUY CAPYBARA UX
- 34. CHEAP PLUG
- 35. BUY CAPYBARA UX
- 36. THE CHALLENGE QUICK! IN YOUR GROUPS, EACH PICK A ROLE 1. Moderator 2. Note taker 3. GUINEA PIG #SWUX
- 37. THE CHALLENGE ALL OF THE GUINEA PIGS SWAP GROUPS NOW RUN A QUICK USER TEST AND SEE WHAT YOU LEARN. YOU HAVE 5 EARTH MINUTES. #SWUX
- 38. THE CHALLENGE WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT? #SWUX
Editor's Notes
- 6 was the optimal number of gourmet jams for users to choose between (When Choice is Demotivating: Can One Desire Too Muchof a Good Thing? – Iyengar and Lepper)2. People misinterpret “George Miller’s 7±2 work” – It’s OK to present more as long as they’re grouped (Better Design of Menu Selection Systems Through Cognitive Psychology and Human Factors – Kent L Norman) Whilst I’m not a published academic, I’ve usually found that 5-7 options per group seems to test well with between 5 and 7 groups when I’ve user tested it1. https://docs.google.com/a/markboultondesign.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:xtuvT2OsISAJ:doi.apa.org/journals/psp/79/6/995.pdf+&hl=en&gl=uk&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEEShVBCbxym0RxhipLYwliTTgFoZtvVb2opIM8NHnH_xoHgN_Kv2FS7Lh2P10LHXXjCa8SIG01cxuOf6910aIceciQp-TfvPqmCRK2BEtSWR6ZlzTufkC8B0Z7iJvKYh7yIpy1Sve&sig=AHIEtbSiqLK8RMSpBG4JwC_A_-6tPbLTsg2. http://coursesite.uhcl.edu/hsh/PeresSC/Classes/PSYC6419seminar/Better%20Design%20Menu%20Selection.PDF
- Go and buy Psychology for Designers by Joe Leech – It’s a £2 eBook