Students Design a Better Page Flip Experience for the iPad

Posted by on Jan 24, 2012 in Apple, Blog, Mobile, Tablets, User Experience | No Comments

Wow, students from the KAIST Institute of Information Technology Convergence have done a beautiful job redesigning the page flip for the Apple iPad, and in the process they have created a real page turner – pardon the pun.

The students created an interface that mimics how a person would flip through pages of a physical book along with a few other tricks. The result is simply amazing and creates a very elegant user experience.

The prototype allows you to easily scan multiple pages at a time, control how many pages are turned by gestures or speed, and the ability to thumb the edge of the pages to quickly flip through a book – much like you would do in the physical world.

To see it in action check out the video below. This really deserves to become a feature on the Apple iPad and other tablet devices.

Dennis Jenders

With nearly 15 years in the field, Dennis Jenders is a digital marketing strategist with significant experience in analytics, design, development, information architecture and market research. Dennis is a founding board member of the Milwaukee Interactive Marketing Association, currently works at Laughlin Constable and is an adjunct professor at Marquette University.

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