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Best iPhone Apps: Ingredients for Apps that Delight

Event Interactive 2010
Format Solo
Organizer Josh Clark – Global Moxie
Description For his O'Reilly book and website, "Best iPhone Apps," Josh Clark stress-tested thousands of apps. Discover the design patterns, principles, inventive interfaces and clever insights that combine to make the best apps. Join in this free-wheeling app fandango to uncover the eye-popping features of the best apps.
Questions
Answered
  1. What are the key design patterns of the best iPhone apps?
  2. Why is USA Today the best news app, and what can developers learn from a carpenter's calculator app?
  3. How does iPhone change the way people work and play, and how do the best apps fit into those new work styles and habits?
  4. What do a global map of public toilets, a Parisian bicycle finder, and a listing of local concerts have in common? What do they tell us about how precise personal context transforms our relationship to information?
  5. What are the most amazing apps you've never heard of?
  6. Why are delight, beauty, and all-around adorability especially important in an iPhone app?
  7. How does a hiking app blaze the trail for savvy handling of offline and online usage patterns?
  8. With photo, video, and voice, the iPhone makes typing (and even reading) so last century; how do the best iPhone apps change the way we express and process information?
  9. How do the best apps make clever use of free web services like Last.fm, Amazon, Twitter, Facebook, and others, to create rich tapestries of personalized data? What are the pitfalls of using these APIs for developers and users?
  10. Why are App Store reviews so lousy at helping to identify great apps or aiding developers to make them? Who's the market for the best apps?
Level Intermediate
Category Design Thinking, Interface Design, Mobile Applications, User Experience, Visual Design
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