苹果iOS用户体验指南：Human Interface Guidelines详解

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"iOS Human Interface Guidelines是Apple官方发布的关于移动设备（包括iPhone和iPad）用户界面设计的指导原则，旨在提供一套标准，确保优秀的用户体验。这份文档涵盖了2011年更新的内容，强调了对Apple产品的版权保护以及使用限制。" 在iOS应用开发中，遵循Human Interface Guidelines（HIG）是非常关键的，因为它直接影响到应用程序的易用性、一致性和用户满意度。以下是HIG中的几个核心知识点： 1. **用户体验**：Apple强调以用户为中心的设计理念，要求设计应简洁、直观且易于理解。设计师需考虑用户的行为模式和需求，使交互流程自然流畅。 2. **界面元素的一致性**：为了提供统一的用户体验，所有iOS应用应使用标准的界面元素，如按钮、开关、滑块等，并保持它们的视觉样式和行为一致。例如，按下按钮时的视觉反馈应保持一致。 3. **导航设计**：良好的导航结构帮助用户轻松找到所需信息。常见的导航方式有Tab Bar、Navigation Bar、Table View和Stack View等。设计时需考虑层级关系和深度，避免用户迷失。 4. **触摸交互**：考虑到手指操作的特性，设计时应确保控件大小适中，方便用户触达。按钮和其他可点击元素的最小尺寸通常不小于44x44像素。 5. **文本与字体**：使用San Francisco字体作为默认字体，确保文字清晰易读。注意行间距、段落间距和标题层次，提高可读性。 6. **图标设计**：图标应具有清晰的含义，与功能对应，避免抽象或误导用户。使用Apple提供的系统图标或遵循相同的设计原则创建自定义图标。 7. **反馈与动画**：通过视觉、声音和触觉反馈，告知用户其操作的结果。动画应简洁，增强用户体验，而不是干扰。 8. **无障碍性**：为不同能力的用户提供访问应用的能力，支持VoiceOver、缩放、动态类型等辅助功能。 9. **性能与响应**：应用应快速响应用户的操作，避免延迟和卡顿。优化代码以确保流畅的动画和界面过渡。 10. **隐私与权限**：在请求用户权限时，明确解释为何需要这些权限，并在必要时提供相应的使用场景。 11. **深色模式**：随着iOS引入深色模式，应用设计需要考虑在深色背景下显示的效果，确保色彩对比度和视觉舒适度。遵循iOS Human Interface Guidelines可以确保你的应用在视觉一致性、功能性和易用性方面达到Apple设定的高标准，从而提升用户满意度并增加应用在App Store的成功几率。开发者应深入理解和实践这些指南，以创建出高质量、用户友好的iOS应用。

Compatible webpages. Webpages that are compatible with Safari on iOS display and operate as designed

(with the exception of any elements that rely on unsupported technologies, such as plug-ins, Flash, and Java).

A compatible webpage does not tend to take extra steps to optimize the viewing experience on iOS-based

devices, but the device usually displays the page successfully.

An iOS app might combine native UI elements with access to web content within a web content–viewing

area. Such an app can look and behave like a native iOS app, without drawing attention to the fact that it

depends on web sources.

Safari on iOS Provides the Web Interface

Safari on iOS provides the interface for browsing web content on iOS-based devices. Although Safari on iOS

is similar in many ways to Safari on the computer desktop, it is not the same.

For the most part, users can’t change the size of the viewport (the area that displays content). On the desktop,

users resize the viewport when they resize the browser window. On iOS-based devices, the viewport does

not resize unless the device orientation changes. iOS users can change the scale of the viewport by zooming

in and out, and they can pan the webpage. On iPad, users are much less likely to zoom web content than

they are on iPhone (shown below).

Safari on iOS supports cookies. Use of cookies can streamline user interaction with web content by saving

the user’s context, preferences, and previously entered data.

Safari on iOS does not support Flash, Java (including Java applets), or third-party plug-ins within web content.

Instead, Safari on iOS supports the HTML5 <audio> and <video> tags to provide audio and video streaming,

and JavaScript and CSS3 transforms, transitions, and animations to display animated content.

Safari on iOS Provides the Web Interface

CHAPTER 2

Platform Characteristics

A great user interface follows human interface design principles that are based on the way

people—users—think and work, not on the capabilities of the device. A user interface that is unattractive,

convoluted, or illogical can make even a great application seem like a chore to use. But a beautiful, intuitive,

compelling user interface enhances an application’s functionality and inspires a positive emotional attachment

in users.

Aesthetic Integrity

Aesthetic integrity is not a measure of how beautiful an application is. It’s a measure of how well the

appearance of the app integrates with its function. For example, an app that enables a productive task

generally keeps decorative elements subtle and in the background, while giving prominence to the task by

providing standard controls and behaviors. Such an app gives users a clear, unified message about its purpose

and its identity. If, on the other hand, the app enables the productive task within a UI that seems whimsical

or frivolous, people might not know how to interpret these contradictory signals.

Similarly, in an app that encourages an immersive task, such as a game, users expect a beautiful appearance

that promises fun and encourages discovery. Although people don’t expect to accomplish a serious or

productive task in a game, they still expect the game’s appearance to integrate with the experience.

Consistency

Consistency in the interface allows people to transfer their knowledge and skills from one application to

another. A consistent application is not a slavish copy of other applications. Rather, it is an application that

takes advantage of the standards and paradigms people are comfortable with.

To determine whether an app follows the principle of consistency, think about these questions:

■ Is the application consistent with iOS standards? Does it use system-provided controls, views, and icons

correctly? Does it incorporate device features in a reliable way?

■ Is the application consistent within itself? Does text use uniform terminology and style? Do the same

icons always mean the same thing? Can people predict what will happen when they perform the same

action in different places? Do custom UI elements look and behave the same throughout the app?

■ Within reason, is the application consistent with its earlier versions? Have the terms and meanings

remained the same? Are the fundamental concepts essentially unchanged?

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CHAPTER 3

Human Interface Principles

Direct Manipulation

When people directly manipulate onscreen objects instead of using separate controls to manipulate them,

they're more engaged with the task and they more readily understand the results of their actions. iOS users

enjoy a heightened sense of direct manipulation because of the Multi-Touch interface. Using gestures gives

people a greater affinity for, and sense of control over, the objects they see onscreen, because they're able

to touch them without using an intermediary, such as a mouse.

For example, instead of tapping zoom controls, people can use the pinch gestures to directly expand or

contract an area of content. And in a game, players move and interact directly with onscreen objects. For

example, a game might display a combination lock that users can spin to open.

In an iOS application, people can experience direct manipulation when they:

■ Rotate or otherwise move the device to affect onscreen objects

■ Use gestures to manipulate onscreen objects

■ Can see that their actions have immediate, visible results

Feedback

Feedback acknowledges people’s actions and assures them that processing is occurring. People expect

immediate feedback when they operate a control, and they appreciate status updates during lengthy

operations.

The built-in iOS applications respond to every user action with some perceptible change. For example, list

items highlight briefly when people tap them. During operations that last more than a few seconds, a control

shows elapsing progress, and if appropriate, the app displays an explanatory message.

Subtle animation can give people meaningful feedback that helps clarify the results of their actions. For

example, lists can animate the addition of a new row to help people track the change visually.

Sound can also give people useful feedback. But sound shouldn’t be the primary or sole feedback mechanism

because people may use their devices in places where they can’t hear or where they must turn off the sound.

Metaphors

When virtual objects and actions in an application are metaphors for objects and actions in the real world,

users quickly grasp how to use the app. The classic example of a software metaphor is the folder: People put

things in folders in the real world, so they immediately understand the idea of putting files into folders on a

computer.

The most appropriate metaphors suggest a usage or experience without enforcing the limitations of the

real-world object or action on which they’re based. For example, people can fill software folders with much

more content than would fit in a physical folder.

Direct Manipulation

CHAPTER 3

Human Interface Principles

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