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}Most common area for accidental touches; if the user would lose any information by clicking here, move the function elsewhere.
}Least common area for accidental touches; placeread-only or rarely usedfunctions here.
Further away = greater effort required to activate
} Main content area
Natural holding location
One-handedhold; less stable
stretching required
no stretching required
Two-handed hold; more stable.
Higher chance of accidental touches overall.Easier to complete fast & multi-touch interactions.Commonly used in mobile games and gallery apps.
Ideal for tasks/functions with higher complexity that require greater amounts of time.
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Preferred for infrequentlyused functions
Preferred for frequentlyused functions
infrequentlyused functions
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• For an English-speaking audience,avoid aligning text to the right. Put the most important items above less important items.
• Don’t replicate the grid. If your layoutlooks like bubble wrap or a crossword puzzle, vary the sizes and/or change the shapes being used
• Sans-serif fonts are easier to read on mobile devicesthan serif fonts.
• Keep It Simple! Always ask,“Is this needed now?”