Commenced in January 2007
Frequency: Monthly
Edition: International
Paper Count: 33117
The Study on the Conversed Remediation between Old and New Media in Case of Smart Phone and PC in South Korea
Authors: Jinhwan Yu, Jooyeon Yook
Abstract:
After Apple's first introduction its smart phone, iPhone in the end of 2009 in Korea, the number of Korean smarphone users had been rapidly increasing so that the half of Korean population became smart phone users as of February, 2012. Currently, smart phones are positioned as a major digital media with powerful influences in Korea. And, now, Koreans are leaning new information, enjoying games and communicating other people every time and everywhere. As smart phone devices' performances increased, the number of usable services became more while adequate GUI developments are required to implement various functions with smart phones. The strategy to provide similar experiences on smart phones through familiar features based on employment of existing media's functions mostly contributed to smart phones' popularization in connection with smart phone devices' iconic GUIs. The spread of Smart phone increased mobile web accesses. Therefore, the attempts to implement PC's web in the smart phone's web are continuously made. The mobile web GUI provides familiar experiences to users through designs adequately utilizing the smart phone's GUIs. As the number of users familiarized to smart phones and mobile web GUIs, opposite to reversed remediation from many parts of PCs, PCs are starting to adapt smart phone GUIs. This study defines this phenomenon as the reversed remediation, and reviews the reversed remediation cases of Smart phone GUI' characteristics of PCs. For this purpose, the established study issues are as under: · what is the reversed remediation? · what are the smart phone GUI's characteristics? · what kind of interrelationship exist s between the smart phone and PC's web site? It is meaningful in the forecast of the future GUI's change by understanding of characteristics in the paradigm changes of PC and smart phone's GUI designs. This also will be helpful to establish strategies for digital devices' development and design.Keywords: Graphic User Interface, Remediation, Smart Phone, South Korea, Web Site
Digital Object Identifier (DOI): doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1081533
Procedia APA BibTeX Chicago EndNote Harvard JSON MLA RIS XML ISO 690 PDF Downloads 1549References:
[1] Marketing Insight, Mobile Phone Investigate Project, 2011
[2] J. David Bolter & Richard A. Grusin, Remediation translated by Korean, Communication books, 2006
[3] Soeun Eum, A Study on Layout for Improving Usability of Mobile Web Interface, Han-yang University, 2010, p.16.
[4] Mijin Kim, A Study on the Website Interface Design for Successful Business of Internet Shopping Malls, Dankuk University, 2010, P.4.
[5] Hyejin Chun, A Study on the Design of User-s Interface and the Interrelationship between Magazine and Webzine, Sookmyung Women-s University, 2004, p.44.
[6] Yumi Choi, The Research about User Interface Design for Smart Phone Device on Domestic Portal Site, Sungkyunkwan University, 2011
[7] Hearyun Shim, Fusion of Digital Media Technology and Art, The Korean Society of Aesthetics, 2008, pp.83-84.
[8] Hyungwoo Kim, 2010, A Study on the View of Remediation Theorum about Smartphone as a Culture Interface, Korea Digital Design Council Vol.11 No.1, 2011, pp.412-420
[9] Keesoon Park, Mediation and Remediation: Understanding New Perspectives on Both Earlier Media and Digital Media in the Information Age, Korea Communication Association 7, 1999, pp.413-414.
[10] Sungbae jo, The Characteristics of User Interface in Virtuality of Digital Media, Korea Digital Design Council Vol.26, 2010, pp.315-324.
[11] Jinwoo Kim, Introduction to Human Computer Interaction, 2007
[12] Jinkyoung Cho, The Study on the Remediation of Mobile Media: Focused on Remediation based on Emotional Interface, Communication Design Association of Korea, 2009, pp.46-51.
[13] Junnam Kim, A Study on GUI Design for Sensibility -Oriented Interactive of Smartphone Applications: Focus on Photography Applications, 2012