Journal of Korea Society of Digital Industry and Information Management (디지털산업정보학회논문지)

Korea Society of Digital Industry and Information Management (디지털산업정보학회)
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Mobile Web User Interface Patterns for Screen Usage and User Input

화면 활용과 사용자 입력을 위한 모바일 웹 사용자 인터페이스 패턴

  • Published : 2012.03.30
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Abstract

Mobile web applications are different from desktop web applications because of their small screen size and small user input devices. Therefore user interface designers have spent their effort and time to re-design the user interface of mobile web applications to meet these differences. In this paper, we introduce five user interface patterns for mobile web applications to reduce their effort and time. Two of them are for utilizing small screen size efficiently, and they are space overloading pattern and data filtering pattern. These patterns enable designers to reduce screen usage. The other three patterns - data suggestion pattern, input reuse pattern, and incremental data input pattern - are for helping users' data input on mobile devices. These three patterns enable users to reduce direct data input. Our work will help user interface designers develop mobile web interface to utilize screen space efficiently and get data with less errors and less efforts from users.

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