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Steven Hoober shifted focus from graphic design to mobile UX in 1999. Since then, he designed the first Google mobile search, the first mobile app store, several mobile browsers, and numerous websites and apps for global brands. See more of Steven’s research at 4ourthmobile.com .

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Fitts’ Law In The Touch Era

February 9, 2022 — In this article, Steven Hoober shines the spotlight on Fitts’ Law and explains why we should always ask questions and consider what particular guidelines and lessons mean to our users and our products. Read more…

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Touch Design For Mobile Interfaces: Defining Mobile Devices (Excerpt)

December 15, 2021 — Before we can talk about how people interact, much less how to take advantage of that knowledge and design, it’s important to understand a bit about the history, the technology, and what today counts as a mobile touchscreen device at all. Read more…

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Touch Design for Mobile Interfaces

November 16, 2021 —

How do we design for touch in 2022 ? Mobile and touch are the new default for computing, but there are still many myths, rumors, errors and out-of-date practices on how to design for them. Let’s change that!

In our brand-new book Touch Design for Mobile Interfaces , Steven Hoober shares his in-depth research and guidelines on designing for touch . You’ll learn how people hold devices and interact with interfaces, along with strategies and best practices for designing better mobile interfaces. A jam-packed book for designers and developers working on interfaces for mobile. Jump to table of contents.

400 pages . High quality hardcover + eBook (PDF, ePUB, Kindle). Written by Steven Hoober. Shipping now.

Touch Design for Mobile Interfaces (eBook)

January 1, 0001 —

Mobile and touch are the new normal for computing, but there remain a lot of myths, rumors, errors, bias, and out-of-date information on how portable touchscreens are used. Let’s change that!

In our brand-new book Touch Design for Mobile Interfaces , Steven Hoober shares his in-depth research about designing for touch as well as tips, tricks, trends, tendencies, guidelines, and heuristics you can apply to your work immediately to create human-centered mobile interfaces.