[IT Note] Kindle UX, user friendly interface
I purchased a Kindle PaperWhite Signature in order to review all of Amazon Kindle's features.
Kindle is a nice product with a better reading experience, responsive performance via touch screen, eBook store, web browser, and so on.
The Kindle UX (User Experience) is designed to provide users with a simple and intuitive way to access and read their books. It's created with the goal of making the reading experience as seamless as possible.
Here is a detailed explanation of the Kindle UX:
- Home Screen: When you turn on your Kindle, it will take you to the home screen, which will show a grid of your books and collections. By scrolling up and down, you can easily navigate through your library.
- Navigation Bar: At the top of the home screen, you'll find a navigation bar that provides access to different parts of the Kindle interface. The navigation bar contains the following icons: Home, Back, Search, Shop, and Settings.
- Reading Interface: When you open a book, you'll enter the reading interface. The reading interface consists of two main components: the reading area and the toolbar. The reading area displays the text of the book, and the toolbar contains various controls for adjusting the reading experience, such as font size, line spacing, and background color.
- Page Turn Buttons: On the right and left sides of the reading area, you'll find page turn buttons that allow you to move forward and backward through the book. You can also turn pages by swiping the screen left or right.
- Text Adjustments: The Kindle UX provides several options for adjusting the text to your preference. You can change the font size, line spacing, background color, and more. You can also change the orientation of the page from portrait to landscape by rotating the device.
- Notes and Highlights: If you want to make a note or highlight a passage, you can do so with just a tap. Your notes and highlights will be saved and can be accessed from the main menu.
- Dictionary and Wikipedia: If you come across a word you don't know, you can quickly look it up in the dictionary or Wikipedia by tapping and holding on the word.
- X-Ray and Smart Lookup: The X-Ray feature allows you to see the most important information about a book's characters, places, and themes. The Smart Lookup feature provides you with additional information about a selected word or phrase from the book, including definitions, synonyms, and related information.
In summary, the Kindle UX is designed to provide users with a simple, intuitive, and customizable reading experience. With its easy-to-use interface and powerful features, the Kindle is a great tool for reading ebooks and enjoying the world of literature.
I assumed that the touch navigation UX was poor and fell short of my expectations.
Finally, I discovered the secrets of the Kindle touchscreen, but I've lost interest in the device.
Amazon has just played some amusing games with its customers.
Even if Amazon does not intend to make a joke on customers, I can't believe it from the bottom of my heart.
