Photoshop模板泄露更多关于Windows Phone 7用户界面

微软在Windows Phone 7上冒了很大的风险，推出了全新的Metro用户界面。这里没有Windows Mobile 6.5的改版。虽然我对新的微软手机操作系统持保留态度，但很多人都对WP7和Metro竖起了大拇指。(我还在为上一个(史诗般失败的)手机操作系统预测而伤心……“苹果iPhone注定要失败”——//m.amiribrahem.com/community/node/23744)。WP7的UI并不是“视觉上令人惊叹的”，但一旦评论者拿到它进行了几天的测试，总体反馈是非常积极的。WP7的优点包括简单但快速的响应，以及跨应用的集成用户体验。最大的批评集中在缺乏剪切-粘贴，没有多任务处理(除了部分微软应用程序)，以及缺少电子邮件应用程序的功能，如没有线程电子邮件和缺少多个电子邮件帐户的集成收件箱。同样，这也是为什么在我真正看到并使用Windows Phone 7设备之前，我仍持保留意见的原因。除了阅读评论和观看那些拥有技术预览设备的人的视频，接下来最好的事情是深入研究微软为应用程序设计人员和开发人员提供的一组设计资源。 You can find these Windows Phone 7 design resources on MSDN at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff637515%28VS.92%29.aspx. Included is a PDF walk through of Metro UI design philosophy and its seven (pun intended?) areas of differentiation. What's most striking about the WP7 Metro UI to me is that it clearly was created by user experience designers, not developers. Your first hint is the description of what Metro is... "METRO IS OUR CODE NAME FOR OUR DESIGN LANGUAGE. WE CALL IT METRO BECAUSE IT’S MODERN AND CLEAN. IT’S FAST AND IN MOTION. IT’S ABOUT CONTENT AND TYPOGRAPHY. AND IT’S ENTIRELY AUTHENTIC." < from Windows Phone Design System - Codename Metro.pdf The best word I can find to describe Metro is that it's "typographical". Its a visual language built around the stylistic language of typography. That's not to say Metro isn't fully multimedia -- but most UI elements use black backgrounds and solid color visual elements, or display text on top of a vibrant image. Its aim appears to be simple rather than slide or busting with attention grabbing wiz bang features. The good news / bad news about Windows Phone 7 is the designers got to start from scratch. There's no Windows Mobile 6.5 legacy design left in Metro, it really comes across as a bottom up redesign, with the exception of the Zune app which borrows heavily from the Zune mp3 player interface. WP7 designers were given a great deal of freedom in designing the UI, which means Windows Phone 7 and the Metro UI succeeds or fails on its own. Personally, I hope Microsoft's designers got this one right. Customers will either grow to love WP7's new Metro UI approach (I don't think it will be love at first sight), or they'll stick to proven and more established SmartPhone paradigms. There's no Windows Vista "kitchen sink" disaster to WP7 can blame they are fixing (Microsoft's Mobile OS Rip Van Winkle moment not withstanding), but rather a new concept in SmartPhone user interface with Metro that will have to prove itself to users and the market.