Mobile Exercises
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Tablet
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Phone
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Step 1: Identify the target audience and the problem
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Ensure your page loads quickly
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Smartwatch
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Fluid element
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Motion
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Motion designer
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App abandonment
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Common types of mobile testing
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Navigation in native apps
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iOS native app design standards
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Fullscreen mobile modal
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Icons
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Android native app design standards
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Advantages of hybrid apps
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Use instant validation
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Initial evaluation of an app Idea
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Conceal filters to optimize space on mobile
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Snackbars
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Consider hand positions
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Create app icons
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Allow users to preview app content before signing up
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Toolbars
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Mobile threaded view
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User acceptance testing
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Buttons
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Keep navigation simple and clear
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Advantages of native apps
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Design responsively for multiple screens
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Customer-service chats
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Step 2: Create a user flow
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Step 3: Sketch out core screens
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Mobile toggle switch alignment
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Determine key performance indicators
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What is a native app?
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Keep the text readable
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Front-load user value
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Scrollable tabs
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Forms
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Dialogs
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Set clear app’s goals
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Hybrid apps
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Feature-based onboarding
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Push notifications
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Step 10: Test your design decisions
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Use permission priming
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Start with user flows
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Step 6: Use design patterns
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