Genie 7110 manual Shared Feature Set Backward Navigation

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Backward Navigation

 

Table 7-1. Summary of backward navigation behaviour (continued)

 

Openwave Browser

Nokia 7110

Mitsubishi Trium

 

 

 

 

<prev> element defined

Dedicated Back key

Back displays on the

Right softkey, labelled prev or

with no label

returns the user to the

right softkey and returns

Back, returns the user to the

<do type="prev">

previous card in the

the user to the previous

previous card in the history.

history.

card in the history.

 

<prev/>

Left scroll key returns user to the

 

 

</do>

 

 

previous card in the history.

 

 

 

 

<prev> element

Dedicated Back key

Back displays on the

Right softkey labelled with the

defined with a label

returns the user to the

right softkey and returns

assigned label and returns the

<do type="prev"

previous card in the

the user to the previous

user to the previous card in the

history.

card in the history.

history.

label="Done">

 

Defined label is ignored.

 

<prev/>

 

Left scroll key returns user to the

 

 

</do>

 

 

previous card in the history.

 

 

 

 

<do type="prev"

Dedicated Back key

Defined label displays

On some phones, if there is no

label="Done">

sends the user to the

under the Options key

other <do> element defined, the

<go href="url"/>

defined URL

and sends the user to the

Done label will appear on the left

</do>

 

defined URL.

softkey and send the user to the

Where url takes the

 

Note that if a Template

defined URL. The right softkey

 

displays Back and returns the

user to a defined URL

 

has been defined, then

 

user back in the history.

 

 

the Back key may act a

 

 

 

 

 

<prev> action.

On other phones, the right hand

 

 

 

key will be labelled Done and

 

 

 

will send the user to the

 

 

 

defined URL.

 

 

 

 

Shared Feature Set: Backward Navigation

■Always provide some kind of backward navigation.

■Map backward navigation to the next highest or most intuitive menu when direct backward navigation is not suitable.

Backward navigation is not always practical. For example, suppose the user confirms an action, such as making a purchase or deleting an item. Pressing the Back key should not take the user to the card confirming the purchase or the list with the deleted item. Instead, the application should either return to the application’s home card, a login card, or a card that intuitively lets the user continue through the application or exit easily. Use an <onevent type="onenterbackward"> task either to prevent backward navigation or to take the user past screens they should not revisit.

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February 2001

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Contents Genie Application Style Guide Legal Notice Contents Contents Style Guide Overview Organisation of this GuideWhy S pecialise? Style Guide OverviewTesting on SDKs Style Guide Overview Usability Design Philosophies Usability Design Philosophies Specialise your application for the specific browsersKnow your customer Get to the value quicklyPersonalise the service according to the user Browser TemplatesNo ki a 7110 Browser Template Approximately 15 characters can be displayed on one line Browser Proper ties for PhonesUp to four lines of text or selection items may be visible Number of characters Openwave Browser Proper ties Each phone has a fixed key mapped to backward navigationNokia Browser Proper ties Mitsubishi Trium Browser Proper tiesSecond softkey is reserved for Back Screen displays approximately 18 characters on one lineTimers are supported Phone has a fixed key mapped to backward navigationUsability Design Philosophies Shared Feature Set Navigation Guidelines Navigation GuidelinesDefine a backward navigation action for each card ExampleNavigation Guidelines Never define a prev as having no actionDo not rely on font properties to convey added information Limit the length of labels Openwave Navigation GuidelinesAlways define an action for do type=accept Navigation Guidelines Example Include a descriptive header of 15 characters or fewerMM/YYYY Navigation Guidelines Nokia Navigation Guidelines Provide an action or link on every cardNever define an action of go or noop to the prev task It is not necessary to define a label for a do type=prevAvoid using WML Scripts Mitsubishi Trium Navigation GuidelinesProvide backward navigation for each card Limit the number of softkey actions to oneShared Feature Set Menu Guidelines Menu NavigationSort items contextually Do not put more than 9 items on a single cardOpenwave Menu Guidelines Menu NavigationMenu Navigation Allow users to perform multiple actions on a selected item Menu Navigation Each menu should be a list of anchors Nokia Menu GuidelinesDo not wrap items on a menu Mitsubishi Trium Menu Guidelines Menu Navigation Shared Feature Set Calling Guidelines Making Phone Calls from BrowserOpenwave Calling Guidelines Making Phone Calls from the BrowserEmbed code to make the phone call Example Provide a Call anchor labelNokia Calling Guidelines Mitsubishi Trium Calling GuidelinesList the numbers for only one contact on one card Embed code to make the phone callMaking Phone Calls from the Browser Using Multiple Selection Lists Openwave Multiple Selection List GuidelineNokia Multiple Selection List Guideline Mitsubishi Trium Multiple Selection List GuidelineBackward Navigation Shared Feature Set Backward Navigation Backward NavigationBackward Navigation Example Always provide a label for a do type=prevDo type=options label=Done go href=home.wml Provide delete shields Retain data in wizard formsMitsubishi Trium Backward Navigation Use activities when neededOpenwave Backward Navigation Shared Feature Set Text Display Guidelines Displaying TextWrap the text Define the primary label for navigationDisplaying Text Define a Skip link to go to next related itemDefine labels for links Use links sparinglyUse mobile originated prefetch to access the next card Incorporate Done softkeys when possibleOpenwave Text Display Guidelines Do not use links on cards used to display resultsNokia Text Display Guidelines Mitsubishi Trium Text Display Guidelines Displaying Text Include a descriptive label for the do type=accept task Shared Feature Set Data Entries GuidelinesData Entry Queries Do not mask alphanumeric passwords Openwave Data Entries GuidelinesData Entry Queries Define only one action label for entry cardsNokia and Mitsubishi Trium Data Entries Guidelines Data Entry Queries Create informative titles Shared Feature Set Formatted InputFormatted Entry Fields Prefill known data Openwave Formatted InputRestrict the length of the string, if required Phone number entries, use appropriate formatting Do not include symbols in the formatsNokia Formatted Input Handsets vary with their treatment of format strings Mitsubishi Trium Formatted InputEmptyok=false attribute has no effect Shared Feature Set Wizard Forms FormsUse a wizard form whenever possible Link cards in a logical orderForms Openwave Wizard FormsNokia Wizard Forms Mitsubishi Trium Wizard Forms Do not provide a do action as wellShared Feature Set Elective Data Forms Openwave Elective Data FormsProvide an appropriate label for the primary action Display the user’s entered data on the formNokia and Mitsubishi Trium Elective Data Forms Forms Shared Feature Set Imag e Suppor t Icons and ImagesOpenwave Imag e Suppor t Use preloaded imagesGif image format is supported Nokia Im ag e Suppor tMitsubishi Trium Imag e Suppor t Openwave Caching Shared Feature Set CachingCache Nokia Caching Mitsubishi Trium CachingCache Example Force the reloading of the deck for dynamic data ExampleShared Feature Set Cookies Shared Feature Set Subscriber IDCookies and Subscriber ID Cookies are not stored in the phoneCookies and Subscriber ID OK Used to select a menu choice in a choice card Done Used to allow the user to cancel the operationLabels and Links Co nfli cti ng Labels and Li nks Labels and Links Back Not used for entry query cardsIdentifying the Browser PerlIdentifying the Browser Java ASPIdentifying the Browser a Java Identifying the Browser Differences between Browser Types in Same Class Tables are formatted acceptably by the browserBehaviour Earlier browser type Later browser type Nokia 6210, 6250 and 7110 with version 5.00 or greaterTable B-2. Mitsubishi Trium browser types Is labelled OK all others are labelled with Differences between Browser Types in Same Class

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