What are the advantages and disadvantages from a UX perspective when designing for a mobile screen vs. A tablet vs. A computer vs. Television screen
I'm particularly looking for the pros and cons of designing for each device.
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closed as not constructive by dnbrv, Matt Rockwell, DA01, Ben Brocka♦ Mar 16 '12 at 19:51
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I wouldn't say there are specific pro's and cons for teach platform, rather different constraints/opportunities, the most obvious been screen size. Consider each platform individually and not just from a UI perspective also consider the context of use; for example a smartphone app would be used in a different environment and to complete different tasks than a traditional desktop/web app. There are obviously many different challenges/constraints/guidelines when developing for the various platforms. See the links below that cover some of these: http://torsionmobile.com/2012/01/31/website-design-considerations-for-tablets-and-smartphones/ http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/articles/general/designing-with-tablets-in-mind-six-tips-to-remember/ |
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