user experience design patterns for business applications with microsoft silverlight 3
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Come hear how creating great user experiences for business applications can result in both improved productivity and significant support cost savings. Learn how to use proven user experience patterns in cost effective ways with Silverlight 3, including rich data display, data input and advanced data validation, and application navigation.TRANSCRIPT
User Experience Design Patterns for Business Applications with Microsoft Silverlight 3
Corrina BlackUx DesignMicrosoft Corporation
Agenda
Design patternsDesign attributesImplementing design patterns in Silverlight 3Design principles
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Principles
1. Simplicity2. Visibility3. Metaphor4. Natural mappings5. Constraints6. Error prevention7. Consistency
Design Patterns
A proven set of rules tested in the real world and used to obtain excellence in a field
Design Patterns
OrientationNavigationInputAnalysisAction
Design Patterns
OrientationNavigationInputAnalysisAction
Design Patterns
OrientationNavigationInputAnalysisAction
Design Patterns
OrientationNavigationInputAnalysisAction
Design Patterns
OrientationNavigationInputAnalysisAction
Design Attributes
ColorTypographyIconographyEffectsAnimation
Design Attributes
ColorTypographyIconographyEffectsAnimation
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Visual and interaction frameworkDynamic layoutGlobal navigationSkin able Ux
Silverlight 3 navigation template
Visibility, natural mappings, and consistencyOrientation and navigationColor and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Alternating row stripesSorting
DataGrid
ConsistencyAnalysisColor
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Expandable panels
DataGrid, Accordion, Expander, and TreeView
Simplicity, metaphor, natural mappings, and consistencyOrientation and navigationColor and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Paging
DataPager
Visibility, natural mappings, and consistencyOrientation and navigationColor, iconography, and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Master-Details
DataForm and DataGrid
Visibility, metaphor, natural mappings, and consistencyOrientation and navigationColor and iconography
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Edit modeAdd modeDelete mode
DataForm and DataGrid
Visibility, metaphor, natural mappings, and consistencyInputColor and iconography
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Inline error indicatorsError summary
DataForm and DataGrid
Visibility, metaphor, natural mappings, error prevention, and consistencyInputColor, iconography, and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3DatePickerAutoCompleteTextBoxNumeric up/downComboBox…
Input controls
ConstraintsInputColor, iconography, and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Input hints
DescriptionViewer and required field indicators
Visibility, metaphor, natural mappings, error prevention, and consistencyInputColor, iconography, effects, and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Button groupsVisible ‘done’ button
DataPager and DataForm
Visibility, natural mappings, and consistencyInputColor and transitions
Design Patterns in Silverlight 3Bar graphLine graphScatter graph…
Charts
Simplicity, visibility, metaphor, and error preventionAnalysisColor and transitions
Key Takeaways
Principles + patterns + attributes + Silverlight 3 = great business application Ux
Productivity increasesInput error reductionsImproper data analysis reductionsSupport and training cost reductionsUser satisfaction increases
Resources
Designing Interfaces, Patterns for Effective Interaction Design, by Jennifer TidwellWelie.com, Patterns in Interaction Design, by Martijn van WelieTen Usability Heuristics, by Jakob NielsenQuince, InfragisticsMicrosoft Silverlight ToolkitMicrosoft Silverlight Site
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