Exploring the effects of size on deformable user interfaces

Relationships between Flexible Display's Form Factors and its User Experience Types

“…These studies focused on the form factors that have significant effects on the user experiences and suggest the appropriate level of form factors to deliver intended user experiences by adjusting the various shapes [13], flexibility [14], sizes [15], structure and quantify of the surfaces [16] of the display. These discussions show that the flexible display"s physical forms act as a point of contact to deliver the user experiences; in addition, the designers should understand how the user recognizes the display"s physical form and relates it to specific user experiences.…”

One-Handed Bend Interactions with Deformable Smartphones

“…In most recent years, deformable interaction research has broadened across various areas, such as interaction techniques [7,16,23], applications [10,13,15,28] and the physical characteristics of flexible devices [6,11,14].…”

Deformable Interfaces for Performing Music

“…Existing prototypes of deformable interfaces have been used and evaluated mainly in the lab during controlled experiments [16]. While lab studies have helped to test prototypes in a systematic way, they provided little data on users' reactions in the wild or on the usefulness of deformations in a particular domain.…”

“…including depth navigation on mobile devices [5], animation [28], and 3D modeling [25]. Several studies have evaluated deformable interfaces, for instance by exploring the effect of interfaces size and materials stiffness on users' interaction [14,16], users' preferred gestures [15,17,29,32], and the use of multi-touch input on deformable surfaces [2]. However, deformable interfaces have not yet proven to suit a specific domain and possibilities for experimentation are still open.…”