Demo Dashboard of Android user interface design template

BKJIA: We have already introduced the Dashboard product demonstration of the Android user interface design template. This article will introduce several reverse examples of Dashboard templates. You can make a comparison.

Amazon

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Amazon antisample Template

Amazon has two programs on the Android platform. Both programs have a mistake, that is, the shop access function key set on the homepage is too inconspicuous and becomes invalid. Amazon's e-book program tells you how to log on to the store from the service menu, but why not let users simply click the icon on the home page to implement this function? The entrance interfaces of Amazon's MP3 store programs are too messy. I believe that using the dashboard template will be greatly improved.

Documents To Go

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Sort ents To Go antisample Template

There are six main functions available in the program that includes Documents To Go, and some of the ist programs in the free version cannot implement the scrolling function ). The portal interface of the application is too messy and it is difficult to get a general idea of the main functions. They set clear icons and clear labels for each function, but there is no doubt that additional text definition functions are redundant in this application mode. These shortcomings, coupled with crowded images and logos on the top of the screen, make most people think of the program as messy and difficult to use.
They set a browsing mode, which is significantly better than the vertical layout without the scrolling function they launched.
As a $15 app, the entry interface of this app is hard for consumers to make up their minds.

SkyGrid

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SkyGrid antisample Template

The SkyGrid application has several problems in the application. First, SkyGrid does not provide a good browsing mode. And most importantly, I think using Dashboard in this program is a little fashionable. The function of this program is not as powerful as that of Dashboard. "Shared projects" and "shared applications" are actually rarely used, and there is no need to set icons on the panel.

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