IPFS Mobile Guidelines
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IPFS Mobile Guidelines
Introduction
Context
Considerations for Mobile
Methodology
Application Survey
Mobile Browsers
Mobile Sharing Interaction
Application Survey
Features Survey
Interaction Survey
Findings
User Research
Assumptions
Interviews
Findings
Design
Design Strategy
Design Workshop
Principles
Scenarios
Findings
Credits
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Assumptions
The research began with assumptions gathered from speaking with and running a workshop with stakeholders. This was to understand how to frame what to ask research participants and guide the conversation. The research assumptions is not a list of hypotheses to prove but a guide to enquiry and a way to explore issues that may be present in the gap between experts and non-experts.
  • Users have a particular set of primary functions for which they use their mobile devices which differ from the same activities on the desktop
  • People use mobile browsers differently than on the desktop
  • Many people use mobile devices more than desktop devices to use and share different types of media and certain types of files
  • Most users are aware of the concept of P2P but not aware that they may have one time used it or how it might make their technological lives better
  • P2P is understandable as a concept, but it's applications are not
  • Most experts and developers in P2P have some knowledge of who their users are and what their needs are
  • Besides sharing through messaging, cloud services are the standard by which users understand files and media going between different users
  • Users are aware of privacy, but their understanding and approaches to it vary drastically
  • Infrastructural services on mobile devices, such as battery life and bandwidth are essential to all users
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