Dizajn sučelja mobilnih aplikacija smartphone uređaja

Kalem, Martina (2012) Dizajn sučelja mobilnih aplikacija smartphone uređaja. Master's thesis - Graduate Programme. Grafički fakultet. [Mentor: Pap, Klaudio].

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Abstract

Mobilni uređaji u početku su bili zamišljeni isključivo za komunikaciju. Razvojem tehnologije i javljanjem smartphone mobilnih uređaja postali smo svjedoci naglog razvoja i mijenjanja koncepta i namjene mobitela. Obzirom na sve veću dostupnost smartphone mobilnih uređaja razvoj aplikacija jedan je od najbrže rastućih vida u ICT tehnologiji. Tema ovog rada je razvoj aplikacije za iPhone i Android platforme, a isti uključuje kreaciju idejnog rješenja, razradu tržišta i osmišljavanje dizajna te plasiranje aplikacije na tržište. Aplikacije imaju različite funkcije i korisnik ih sam odabire ovisno o svojim interesima i potrebama, za posao, zabavu, sport, vijesti, putovanja, GPS navigaciju, društveni networking itd. a to znači da je aplikacija mjesto zabave, rada, ili jednostavno mjesto gdje korisnik dolazi do informacija. Apple, kao vodeći proizvođač smartphone-a, je svojom prvom verzijom mobitela uspio preokrenuti cijelo dotadašnje tržište. Predstavljeno je korisničko sučelje koje na prvo mjesto stavlja korisnika, te moćnu hardversku platformu sposobnu za izvođenje kompleksnih aplikacija. Zbog navedenog, radom se prati razvoj hrvatskih aplikacija, putnih vodiča za iPhone na području Hrvatske. Stavlja se naglasak na dizajn aplikacija, te utjecaj dizajna na korištenost iste. Ljudi su vizualna bića i već na prvi pogled nesvjesno daju važnost izgledu te o dizajnu korisničkog sučelja ovisi hoće li sljedeći trenutak potrošiti gledajući ju ili ne. Steve Jobs je izjavio: „Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.“

Item Type:	Master's thesis - Graduate Programme
Mentor name:	Pap, Klaudio
Defence date:	12 July 2012
Abstract in english:	Mobile phones were initially meant only for communication. With the development of technology and appearance of smartphone handsets, we have become witnesses to the rapid development and modification of the concept and purpose of the phone. Given the increasing availability of smartphone, mobile application development is one of the fastest growing aspects of ICT. The theme of this paper is development of applictions for iPhone and Android platforms, and it involves the creation of conceptual design, market development and design of the design and placement of applications on the market. Applications have different functions and the user selects them depending on their interests and needs, for business, entertainment, sports, news, travel, GPS navigation, social networking, etc. This means that the application is a place for fun, work or simply a place where the user comes for information. Apple, as a leading manufacturer of smartphones, with first version of its mobile phone was able to reverse all the previous market. Presented user interface in the first place puts the user, and a powerful hardware platform capable of performing complex applications. Because of this, this paper traces the development of Croatian applications, travel guides for iPhone on the Croatian territory. It puts the emphasis on applications design, and the impact of design on the usage of the same. People are visual creatures, and at first glance unconsciously give importance on the appearance, and on the design of user interface depends on whether they will spend time watching it or not. Steve Jobs said: „Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.“
Uncontrolled Keywords:	dizajn, aplikacija, sučelje, korisnik
Keywords in english:	design, application, interface, user
Subjects:	TECHNICAL SCIENCES > Graphic Technology
Institution:	Grafički fakultet
City:	Zagreb
Number of Pages:	88
Callnumber:	pap 2012 kal
Inventory number:	DB118
Status:	Unpublished
Date Deposited:	15 Nov 2013 21:46
Last Modified:	25 Apr 2014 08:36
URI:	http://eprints.grf.unizg.hr/id/eprint/1345

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