toportyan

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   by toportyan 12y ago

   That is correct, the user is used to a platform's behavior, and, in my opinion respecting the native UX language will keep that specific platform's user happy.
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   Thanks for the example. One of the motivations behind this article was to draw attention to the handedness of the mobile user and to the fact that the mobile user's attention is usually divided, the mobile user is usually 'multita
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   Thanks. In the past I downloaded some large files and I had to pay heavy money for them, so, as a developer, I will keep this in mind for a long time :)
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   Thanks for writing down your thoughts on this. I became an Android user first, and only after that I became a dev. As a dev, I ended up in some cases implementing apps with foreign design, and the user in me said 'Hey, this is wrong&#x
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   Thanks for the observation. I'll fix this UX issue :)
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   In my opinion Galaxy Note 2 is just too large for using it with one hand. Still, it has a comfort zone where you can reach UI elements with one thumb (either left or right), so maybe the developers should take this into consideration when d
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   Thanks for pointing that out. I will change it to something that fits better.
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   That's right. I have a few more thoughts on reasonable screen sizes, maybe I'll write another blog post on that topic as well.
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   by toportyan 12y ago

   You are correct. Let me point this out in an update.
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    A polite rant on mobile UX(blog.hipwerk.com)

    31 points by toportyan 12y ago|40 comments