When creating the mock-ups and low-fidelity prototypes several issues where
discussed regarding layout of the small display, for example: navigation, pagination,
structure and overview.
Navigation issues concerned physical buttons or wheels on the hardware as well as
providing navigation through menus and bars in the GUI. Concerns were expressed for
users with little or no prior usage of digital devices. With this in mind, the group
recommended buttons on the hardware in combination with providing navigation support
on screen. The question about what functionality the navigation buttons should provide
was also raised, a default sequential order was suggested, i.e. from top to bottom. In the
beginning the group was working with two displays in 5.8 x 8.2 inches size folded as a
book, as illustrated in figure 3 and 4.
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When creating the mock-ups and low-fidelity prototypes several issues wherediscussed regarding layout of the small display, for example: navigation, pagination,structure and overview.Navigation issues concerned physical buttons or wheels on the hardware as well asproviding navigation through menus and bars in the GUI. Concerns were expressed forusers with little or no prior usage of digital devices. With this in mind, the grouprecommended buttons on the hardware in combination with providing navigation supporton screen. The question about what functionality the navigation buttons should providewas also raised, a default sequential order was suggested, i.e. from top to bottom. In thebeginning the group was working with two displays in 5.8 x 8.2 inches size folded as abook, as illustrated in figure 3 and 4.FIGURE
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