Category Archives: iPhone Interface Design

Anyone… anyone…. Bueller? iPhones are cool, but you wouldn’t know it based on Edward Tuft’s astonishingly bland description of the original iPhone’s information resolution. He has some valid suggestions, such as decreasing the border around thumbnail photos to one pixel … Continue reading →

Edward Tufte highlights excellent points regarding the original iPhone interface. The iPhone’s interface excels in its simplicity and Tufte emphasizes these successes in his short video. However, Tufte finds a few issues within the interface design of the iPhone, especially … Continue reading →

Well, first of all, I found this mans voice very dry and hard to follow. So I spend my time looking at the pictures and reading the text from his book.  I have never owned an iPhone but am familiar … Continue reading →

Although this video was clearly outdated I thought the overall concepts were still relevant five years after it was originally produced. Edward Tufte said, “clutter and overload are failures of design”…I think this was my most significant take away from … Continue reading →

I remember when people first starting getting the iPhone 3 and how different it was than all the other phones. I still had a Blackberry and had iPhone envy for sure. I think something that makes the iPhone interface so … Continue reading →

I don’t think I ever really paid that close attention to the iphone interface.  Edward Tufte makes a few good points that I never really realized.  First of all, that is a very old iphone…a few things have changed. I … Continue reading →

While watching this video the first thing that came to my mind was the iPhone interface has sure changed. I began comparing the new interface to the old interface to see how much of a difference the interface has changed. … Continue reading →

Watching this video the first thing I thought was, “whoa, look at how old that interface is!” Comparing this to my new iOS7 interface it’s almost like it’s a completely different phone.  While some may see this as a negative, … Continue reading →

Watching this week’s video was like listening to some old guy drone on about the younger generation and their fancy technology.  His points were completely off target and he didn’t seem to grasp the beauty of the iPhone’s design.  His … Continue reading →