mobile product strategy & tactical pov 2014
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Mobile Marketing Strategy, Mobile Maturity Model, Mobile App Development and implementation strategy, Mobile Marketing.TRANSCRIPT
Mobile Product Strategy & Tactical POVDavid Ip@davidshuiphttps://www.linkedin.com
Goals
1. Strategy - Mobile maturity opportunities2. Execution - Types of mobile app implementation3. Questions to ask prior to technology selection4. Other considerations
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Mobile Maturity ModelProduct Strategy Approaches
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Mobile Maturity ModelUX Tactical Approaches
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Mobile Maturity ModelTechnical Approaches
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Design Approach 1
Baseline mWeb Native AndroidNative iOS
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Product Strategy - AccelerateUX Tactics - Mobile FocusTechnical Implementation - Hybrid Apps – Web
Re-usable across all platforms
Design Approach 2
Baseline mWeb Hybrid Mixed Android
Hybrid Mixed iOS
Re-usable across all platforms Not re-usable
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Product Strategy – Mobile FriendlyUX Tactics - TransformTechnical Implementation - Hybrid Apps – Mixed
Design Approach 3
Baseline mWeb Native AndroidNative iOS
Not re-usableRe-usable for iOS & Android Web
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Product Strategy – Mobile FirstUX Tactics – Mobile FirstTechnical Implementation – Native Apps
Other User Experience Considerations
“When people want a quick hit/lookup, they go to the Web. When they have a recurring use, they turn to an app.” – Luke Wroblewski
• If you decide to evolve to mobile first: browser, iOS and Android should have different experiences.
• http://elekslabs.com/2012/12/android-vs-ios-user-experience.html• http://depts.washington.edu/ux/2013/04/when-designing-for-andro
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Discussion PointsShort Term vs. Future1. Does your product need the smoothest UI and fastest
performance to warrant native app dev costs?
2. Do you want to the same exact experience across mobile web experience & native apps?:
• Short Term: Yes or No | Long Term: Yes or No?
3. Do you want take advantage of annual refreshes from iOS and Android?
• Short Term: Yes or No | Long Term: Yes or No?
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Conclusions
There are many different mobile flavors to implement.
Listen to your users, determine your product needs, and pick appropriate tools to meet your business and user experience goals.
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