I have seen many apps and helped a lot of customers to publish their (public and in-house) apps so far and I would have a hard time to choose the “nicest” or best-looking or most interesting app published so far.
So let me introduce you to an App Studio app that I would currently see as my favorite so far when it comes to the user experience and especially its use of interactivity: Quidtap.
My advice, try it yourself (even if you like me don’t understand Italian). If you don’t want to, you might also want to look at an introduction video only: http://www.quidpad.it/
What I like about the usability of Quidtap:
- First, it uses interactivity tailored to a tablet (one of my pleas earlier)
- The usability (what to do when, how to navigate etc.) is explained and clearly indicated (no need to “just tap everywhere to find effects”)
- The interactivity doesn’t get into my way when accessing content (one of the worst things to do, remember “Skip Intro” in the Flash days?)
- The interactivity underlines the message the publication is conveying (photos have callouts that explain areas tapped)
- The interactivity is fun to use
(Is there a better reason than the last one? ;-)
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Fri, Jan 6, 2012
Commentary, Digital Publishing, Feature