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Apple Trackpad (example)

April 21st, 2010
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When I have talked with people about my “stacking” concept, the new Apple Trackpad pops up in conversation right away. It seems to be an obvious real-world example of stacking interfaces into a single device. I understand why people think of this device right away because it is Apple’s daring design decision that has provoked [ READ MORE ]

iPod (example)

April 19th, 2010
Posted in Examples

The original iPod, now labeled “iPod Classic”, is an example of a simplified SUI interface. Using your finger, you can touch the jog wheel and move your finger in a circular motion. This interaction modifies a number of controls on the screen. It scrolls whichever list is visible on the screen. A clockwise motion scrolls [ READ MORE ]

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SUIs are multiple inputs, combined or stacked on each other, which allow you enhanced usability while still being able to use each input independently. This site is the story of my Master's Thesis to prove this framework.

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