Meridian: A Design Framework for Malleable Overview-Detail Interfaces
summary
Introduces a declarative ODI spec that encodes number of overviews/details, attribute placement, and representation types, plus a runtime that maps spec entries to UI components. Ships a UI developer package, a prototype design tool that exports the spec as JSON for developers, and a no-code web builder for end-user customization. Demonstrates gesture-to-spec bindings (including semantic zooming) and recursive overviews (click a synonym to open the same ODI for that item), arguing malleability by default and showing end-to-end tooling that actually renders and updates live interfaces.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Meridian
- 1:58Problem with static ODIs
- 3:03Language barrier in design
- 4:26Introducing Meridian framework
- 5:28Developer package demo
- 6:31Design tool prototype
- 7:15End user customization
- 8:19Vision for malleable interfaces
- 9:21Q&A session
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