Restrictive Design In Mobile UI Design Research

Currently the apps on mobile come in increasing numbers,there presents a picture of prosperity in mobile phone application market. In order to cater to users, improve the user experience, more and more mobile apps began to promote "user-centric" design concept. However, "user-centric" design has always been misunderstood to relying on human, it means that is totally dependent on human. In fact, "user-centric" is not allowing people unlimited freedom and joy. If left it to people's own capacity, there will be an errors and mistakes result inevitably. Because No gold is all pure, no one is perfect, everyone makes mistakes, particularly in the role of wrong consciousness, people are more likely to make mistakes, and the error of thinking or behavior is often rooted in people's daily life there, So we have to understand the user deeply, to know the user's psychological in the use of mobile applications as well as the potential errors may occur. And then in the design of products, restrict or prevent the occurrence of these errors. Let the app become faster and more convenient for users to use, thus the user experience of products will improve.This article is starting from the mobile user experience design and application of the theory, to propose the concept of restrictive design and the research significance. Through to interview with top-class domestic mobile Internet company's designers to know the state of the application using.. Then to summary of the current mobile UI design problems, and explore the human factors behind these problems, it means the wrong way of thinking or behavior when people use the product. Then presents in the design of the phone UI, How to use restrictive design to limit the misuse of user behavior on the areas of user to set goals, find the specific actions on the carrier and perform operations, thus to prevent users from making mistakes or reduce the misuse, And then guide people to the correct and effective use of mobile apps, to meet user needs and improve the user experience. Finally, the author through the lessons learned from actual projects to validate the feasibility of restrictive design.