Comments on: Gesturcons: an icon language to describe natural user interface gestures http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/ About designing interfaces and experiences Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:01:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: links for 2010-09-15 « Giri’s Blogmarks http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/#comment-1989 links for 2010-09-15 « Giri’s Blogmarks Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:01:50 +0000 http://blog.rongeorge.com/?p=715#comment-1989 [...] Gesturcons: an icon language to describe natural user interface gestures- Experience Design by Ron G... (tags: gesture icons) [...] [...] Gesturcons: an icon language to describe natural user interface gestures- Experience Design by Ron G… (tags: gesture icons) [...]

]]> By: Übersicht über 2D Touch und Multitoucheingabe http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/#comment-1778 Übersicht über 2D Touch und Multitoucheingabe Fri, 14 May 2010 16:01:16 +0000 http://blog.rongeorge.com/?p=715#comment-1778 [...] Eine schöne Iconsprache für Touch- und Multitouchgesten wurde in dieser Übersicht gefunden: http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/ [...] [...] Eine schöne Iconsprache für Touch- und Multitouchgesten wurde in dieser Übersicht gefunden: http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/ [...]

]]> By: jhchabran http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/#comment-1582 jhchabran Tue, 30 Mar 2010 10:27:42 +0000 http://blog.rongeorge.com/?p=715#comment-1582 Wow, nice work ! This is really interesting and you made a great piece of work there. Wow, nice work ! This is really interesting and you made a great piece of work there.

]]> By: Jani Hartikainen http://blog.rongeorge.com/design/gesturcons/#comment-1581 Jani Hartikainen Tue, 30 Mar 2010 10:05:52 +0000 http://blog.rongeorge.com/?p=715#comment-1581 I've had a similar idea about displaying touch gestures too, but never quite managed to "flesh out" the basics this much :) There is one thing though: how intuitive are these to understand without the labels? I've seen people use touch-based devices without already being familiar with them, and they all seem to struggle with these basic interactions. Would adding this kind of icons without the accomodated labels help, or would they need to first study the icon's meaning to understand them at all? I’ve had a similar idea about displaying touch gestures too, but never quite managed to “flesh out” the basics this much :)

There is one thing though: how intuitive are these to understand without the labels?

I’ve seen people use touch-based devices without already being familiar with them, and they all seem to struggle with these basic interactions. Would adding this kind of icons without the accomodated labels help, or would they need to first study the icon’s meaning to understand them at all?

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