So again, content is king. Even on large screens.
“UX design for television UIs should focus on minimizing user effort and providing quick and smooth access to content.”
Kim Flaherty a.k.a. /kimflahertyux | @kimmyaf ~ Nielsen Norman Group ★
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Surveying the big screen
And what about wall-size screens or future iTVs?
“(…) by embracing large screens, designers have the opportunity to work within a larger fold, presenting the user with more content simultaneously, lessen scrolling on longer pages, and create a richer, more expansive user experience. And by using the same practices we developed to adapt layouts to smaller screens and identifying some common patterns for large screens, we need not necessarily introduce extra cost or time to our projects.”
(Mike Pick a.k.a. @mikepick ~ A List Apart)
From the big screen to the little screen: The evolving relationship between TV and search
Always pleasantly surprised when digital connects previously disparate disciplines and practices. Now, it’s television et al. and the search, find, and use trinity.
“As a digital analyst, it’s my job to study how technology disrupts business markets and models. As an aspiring social scientist, I also study technology’s impact on culture and behavior. These two worlds are colliding with increasing velocity as each day passes. One of the trends I’ve been following over the last several years is the relationship between TV, smartphones, tablets and PCs.”
(Brian Solis a.k.a. @brainsolis)