Energy-Aware Interfaces
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories | 2004
This second stage research project, investigated how Organic LED’s could potentially be designed with a focus on energy-awareness. This was done by creating five scenarios, each senario being visually defined and prototyped for a participatory usability session.
Publications
Bloom, L. Eardley, R. Geelhoed, E. Manahan, M. and Ranganathan, P. (2004) ‘Investigating the Relationship Between Battery Life and User Acceptance of Dynamic, Energy-Aware Interfaces on Handhelds’, MOBILE HCI 2004, Glasgow, Scotland.
Vroegindeweij, S. Eardley, R. Ranganathan, P. and Geelhoed, E. (2004) ‘Design Principles for Energy-Aware User-Interfaces on OLED-based handhelds.’ 2nd Appliance Design 2004, Bristol, England.
Publications
Bloom, L. Eardley, R. Geelhoed, E. Manahan, M. and Ranganathan, P. (2004) ‘Investigating the Relationship Between Battery Life and User Acceptance of Dynamic, Energy-Aware Interfaces on Handhelds’, MOBILE HCI 2004, Glasgow, Scotland.
Vroegindeweij, S. Eardley, R. Ranganathan, P. and Geelhoed, E. (2004) ‘Design Principles for Energy-Aware User-Interfaces on OLED-based handhelds.’ 2nd Appliance Design 2004, Bristol, England.
Visual & Interaction Design | Rachel Eardley
User Research | Lance Bloom
Project Management | Erik Geelhoed, Meera Manahan & Parthasarathy Ranganatham
User Research | Lance Bloom
Project Management | Erik Geelhoed, Meera Manahan & Parthasarathy Ranganatham
Email Gradients
Created using Adobe Photoshop & Flash
Reader Gradients
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MP3 Player Screens
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Flashlight Screens
Created using Adobe Photoshop & Flash
Inverse Screens
Created using Adobe Photoshop & Flash
