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Intelligent screenshots provide recommendations for further action by anticipating the user's next interaction based on the screenshot content and the user's previous activity.
People take screenshots to remember a song, an event, to gather inspiration, or just to simply send them to friends. Intentions vary, but screenshots always end up in the same place, the photo folder.
How might I redesign the current iOS system (early 2017) to support individual intentions when taking screenshots?
Change suggestions
Add events
Save routes
Share with friends
Save to a specific folder
Add songs to playlists
The design process was very human-centred and iterative with a crucial role in creating quick prototypes and testing them.
There were hundreds of screenshots people sent me, which I sorted according to the purpose for which they were taken. In order to get a better understanding of specific use cases, I talked to 2 people in more detail about the screenshots they sent me.
Seeing where the person's hand is when taking screenshots was very insightful for the further process.
Following the user research, I created various prototypes to find out which interaction was the most user-friendly.
Prototyp example I
Prototyp example II
Prototyp example III
With this contextual approach, the user does not have to leave the current flow when taking screenshots, and is able to continue with their current doing.
• Balancing constraints and freedom in order to avoid losing focus or limiting the creative process too much.
• Being confident in how to continue with the process.
• Getting comfortable with being solely responsible for a project.