Mobile Usability: How Nokia Changed the Face of the Mobile Phone
by Christian Lindholm, Turkka Keinonen and Harri Kiljander (eds)
ISBN:0071385142
McGraw-Hill 2003 (304 pages)
Use this guide to understand Nokia's user interfaces and the philosophy behind them--from mobile distinctions to usability engineering in the mobile environment.
Table of Contents
Mobile Usability—How Nokia Changed the Face of the Mobile Phone
Preface
Introduction—Mobile Distinctions
Part 1 - Dominant Design in Mobile User Interfaces
Chapter 1
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User Interface Styles
Chapter 2
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Takeout Menu—The Elements of a Nokia Mobile User Interface
Chapter 3
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The Navi-key Story
Part 2 - Living with Mobiles
Chapter 4
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Indian Needs—Cultural End-User Research in Mombai
Chapter 5
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Usability Meets Sociology for Richer Consumer Studies
Part 3 - Design and Research Intertwined
Chapter 6
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Managing the Design of User Interfaces
Chapter 7
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The One-Row Keyboard—A Case Study in Mobile Text Input
Chapter 8
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Series 60 Voice Mailbox in Rome—A Case Study of a Paper Prototyping Tour
Chapter 9
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1⁄4 Samara—Hardware Prototyping a Driving Simulator