Comfort’ – So Your Eyes and Fingers Can Take It Easy

SECTION C
This is section of the paper deals with some of the core micro-interactions supported by smartphones and the
experiences or feeling the user derived after interacting with some of the smartphone’s core micro-interaction.
This section is in two parts. Part brief notes on micro interactions. Part 2: core micro micro interactions
supported by smartphones and the user experience. (are they pleasuble, easy or obvious)
PART1: BRIEF NOTES ON MICRO INTERACTIONS.
CORE MICRO-INTERACTIONS
Micro-interactions are events which have one main task ” a single purpose ” and they are found allover your device and within apps. Their purpose is to create a moment that is engaging, welcoming They can be used on very different forms and platforms, but it is not hard to see that they are needed for user-friendliness.
You have probably come across a website with a tab bar that lights up when you hover over the icons,
some even produce another menu when you hover. This micro-interaction is important because it lets the user know whether the tab bar or the icons are interactive or not.
We instinctively think of visual microinteractions, but hearing can be as essential as seeing sometimes.
When you receive a notification, you usually hear a sound too. Personally, I hardly ever know I received a notification without this type of microinteraction.

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