That highlight follows focus to the left, or right so it's clear what's happening. Notice that each item highlights while looking through this list. When looking at a button, a highlight hover effect tints the control's color to help understand where focus is. In this video, the cursor represents where a person is looking. Regardless of interaction method, the button provides continuous visual feedback to help with interaction accuracy. People can tap to toggle, tap, hold and swipe to interact with a slider, or tap a button.ĭirect touch requires reaching out to the app and touching the button in the space with one finger. Tap allows people to look at a button, then tap their fingers together to interact. One of the key components is the new natural input technique. Interaction on this platform is fun and feels familiar. I'll review the new interaction, visual-appearance changes, and media recording and playback functionality your app should expect. In this video, I'll go over how to enhance your iPad or iPhone app from a great app to one that feels at home on this new platform. If you're just getting started, watch "Run your iPad and iPhone apps in the Shared Space" first to learn about the system's built-in behaviors, functional differences, and testing setup. Most iPad and iPhone apps run great without any changes, taking advantage of the hard work you've already done and making it work on Apple's latest platform. ♪ Mellow instrumental hip-hop ♪ ♪ Mellow instrumental hip-hop ♪ Howdy! Welcome to "Enhance your iPad and iPhone apps for the Shared Space." My name is John Marc.
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