Application Design 1 - Mobile Application Proposal

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23.09.2024 - 14.10.2024 (Week1 - Week4)
Michael Chan Henn Loong / 0363611
Application Design 1 / BDCM
Project 1 / Mobile Application Proposal
LECTURES

INSTRUCTIONS

https://www.linkedin.com/advice/3/how-can-you-optimize-mobile-ui-design-different-7h1ec

When I'm preparing the slides for the Task 1 I came across a problem when I'm going through the task mentioning that the app tends to consume a lot of battery power and data, which leads me thinking does UI (User interface) affects or even consumes battery life and data that diminishes the overall experiences of the users. 

So I went and looked up something from google and came across this article on linkedin by Sir Saravanakumar K. It's mention in the article how batteries are consumed and how does UI complexity affects the battery life also how to manage the resources and states of the UI. He also mentioned on how to measure and test the mobile UI design for different device battery tests so that we know how the application performs and behaves on different devices and battery levels and also how it affects the user satisfaction and retention.

Overall this article helped me in getting deeper knowledge and understanding on how UI affects the device and also the application itself before reading this article in my POV User Interfaces are just something that is designed to please the eyes but now I know how important it is in the whole design principles and how it can directly affect the experiences and retention of the application.

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