XDBrowser: User-Defined Cross-Device Web Page Designs
summary
A browser called XDBrowser lets nontechnical users drag and redistribute DOM elements across two devices; a lab study with 15 participants, two mobile devices in parallel, and five popular websites yields 144 desirable multi-device designs that the authors cluster into seven design patterns. Users favor screen-space aggregation, assigning input roles to larger devices, and minimizing device switching; the prototype now auto-instantiates patterns via double-tap instantiation and targets finer-grained synchronization and task-dependent switches.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 1:08Current interface design challenges
- 2:31XD Browser overview
- 3:57Demo of XD Browser in action
- 6:11User study and findings
- 9:03End-user customization benefits
- 11:13Future directions for XD Browser
- 12:58Q&A session
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