We developed design for Paliha telephone set as to its parts, display, control and mode indication functions, and created the display typeface, icons and indicators. Paliha introduces the Studio-invented original Russian keypad layout. All in all, ita sophisticated clean design for a technically sophisticated telephone set. Paliha-750 comes with a comprehensive users manual. Whenever you need to type text, you can quickly switch between the Latin and Russian layouts or enable caps lock. Any phone number in your phone book or calls lists is considered an interface object and can be dialed or copied to phone book. As there are no standard operating systems for electronic devises, for Paliha we developed the whole new telephone GUI including menus, input fields of several types, buttons, switches, and indicators. We borrowed some convenient elements from cell phones: green button in waiting mode displays last dialed numbers, down button opens your phone book. The number you dial is shown on the screen before you pick up the handset, and the signal is sent after confirmation. Those who like using hot keys can assign menu functions to number buttons. |
Release date: March 26 2005 Cast: art director & designer
interface developer & designer
manager
See also Paliha interface prototype
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Paliha uses the original Russian layout along with traditional Latin layout in red letters appearing in centered groups. |
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When typing you see letters available for the current button Type size is 10 points |
The images below show a number of versions of functionality realization offered by the Studio. |
Dialing and speaking Waiting mode Dialing Incoming call Outgoing call Speaking mode Hold Alarm clock Rrrring! Calendar Alarm clock list Date/time Alarm frequency Calls and messages archive Calls and messages Call with a message Undefined call Its John, call me back Confirmation request Phone book Browsing a menu Browsing an entry Viewing an entry Creating an entry Editing an entry Selection options Options, help Volume level Help |
Classes and data types diagram, four main menu branches schemes |