What is the alternative to sitting and planning your mobile strategy? Where should teams start to familiarize themselves with mobile? Is there an advantage to playing with as many apps as you can to learn about the interaction design? What are some things that make good mobile design stand out? What is the benefit of desktop operating systems emulating features on touch-based devices? How is multi-platform emergence affecting approaches to design?
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Navigating the Mobile Landscape » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Navigating the Mobile Landscape » UIE Brain Sparks
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LukeW | Audio: Designing for Mobile
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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Luke Wroblewski – Designing for Mobile » UIE Brain Sparks
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