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Sling Mobile Player Iphone App Sling Mobile player iPhone App Version 1.5 | 08/15/2014 Information Architecture (current) Home Screen Connect Guide Directory Remote My Media Settings Disconnect All/HD/Favorites Device Directory D-Pad/Keypad/All Browse Phone Video Quality (Cellular) Share Browse Slingbox Video Quality (Wifi) Player controls Launch Preference Send Feedback Favorites Home Channel Guide All/HD/Favorites Add Roku Player DVR D-Pad/Keypad/All Slingbox for SlingSync Remote D-Pad/Keypad/All Clear SlingSync history Quality Auto/SQ/Audio Only Login to Facebook Options Sources Show Control bar Letterbox Channel Gesture Zoom Favorite Gesture Standard Auto-Send “Select“ Auto Detect Limit data usage Help Privacy Policy Format Help View Introduction SlingPlayer Version Information Architecture (proposed) Home Screen Gallery Guide Remote More Settings Disconnect All/ Favorites/ Sports... D-Pad/Keypad/Dish TV My Media Logout Share Browse Phone Sling Directory Add Roku player Player controls Browse Slingbox Home Channel Play / Pause ChromeCast General Player Controls Full Screen Add Roku Player Show Control bar Gesture options SlingTV Gallery View (Channels) Aspect ratio All/ Favorites/ Sports... Video Quality Video Quality(Cellular) Limit data usage SlingSync Video Quality(Wifi) Setup/ Clear history Facebook Account Sources Reconfigure composite Reconfigure component Reconfigure network Help Send Feedback About SlingPlayer Version Screens Action/Buttons/labels View Introductions New features Features to be discarded (needs discussion) Privacy Policy Launch Sling Player app flow Open Sling Player App Yes Accept Yes Login successful Splash screen Launching app for EULA screen Registered Login screen Sling directory first time? user? screen Show splash screen No No for 2 seconds. Yes Create account Slingbox setup Yes New update? Walkthrough flow flow Setup new screens Slingbox? Information on new No (select slingbox from directory) No updates. Walkthrough Home screen screens Home screen Legends Transitional Screen/step System screen no input Existing flows require user input Decision required Home screen Interaction notes: Home screen 1 Top navigation consists of title, options to access Sling TV, Roku player and chromecast when detected. 2 Video stream. 3 Channel and show info of currently streaming video AT&T 11:54 am 4 Gallery - Quick access to All, Favorites, Sports Disconnect GALLERY 1 etc channels. More sorting options can accessed by taping more icon. By default favorites tab is selected. 5 Scroll horizontally to view ‘Coming Up’ shows/ program. 2 6 Global navigation. - Gallery (TBD) - Guide - Remote Fifa World Cup ON NOW 3 ESPNHD - Settings All Favorites Sports Movies News 4 On Now > 5 ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA 5 GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA Home screen - Gallery view Interaction notes: Home screen- gallery view 1 By default, ‘on now’ shows/programs are shown in the gallery view. 2 Swipe left to view Coming up shows/programs. AT&T 11:54 am AT&T 11:54 am Disconnect GALLERY Disconnect GALLERY Fifa World Cup ON NOW Fifa World Cup ON NOW ESPNHD ESPNHD All Favorites Sports Movies News All Favorites Sports Movies News On Now > < Coming Up 1 2 ON NOW ON NOW 3:00 pm 4:00 pm ESPNHD USA ESPNHD USA GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS ON NOW ON NOW ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ESPNHD USA Home screen - Gallery view Interaction notes: Home screen- gallery view 1 Swipe up to view more shows/program thumbnails and hide top and bottom navigations. 2 To view top and bottom navigations back swipe down. AT&T 11:54 am Disconnect GALLERY ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA ON NOW ON NOW ESPNHD USA Top Navigation bar - UI states Interaction notes: Top Navigation bar 1 UI state - When one of Sling TV, Roku player and Chromecast device is detected. AT&T 11:54 am 2 UI state - When two devices are detected. Disconnect GALLERY 1 3 UI state - When three or more devices detected. 4 UI state - When none of them are detected. AT&T 11:54 am 2 Disconnect GALLERY 5 UI state - When there is no video stream and none of the devices are detected. AT&T 11:54 am 3 Disconnect GALLERY AT&T 11:54 am 4 Disconnect GALLERY AT&T 11:54 am 5 Connect GALLERY Video stream Interaction notes: Video stream 1 Tap on the ‘Full view‘ icon to view the full screen video stream. To pause the video stream, first tap anywhere on the video stream and tap on the pause icon. Pause UI state for the video stream when video is paused. Continue watching 1 UI state when no channel is selected to stream or launching the app for the first time. START WATCHING UI state when user selects a program from Gallery or Guide and waits for the streaming to start. Video stream - Full view screen Interaction notes: Video stream - Full view screen Option 1: Desired UI - if ‘Airplay’ icon is separated out from volume bar. 1 Top navigation bar consists of Show title and channel details. 1 2 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD 2 Quick access to D-pad, keypad, Dish TV remote. 3 Player controls. 4 Tap to switch back to gallery screen. 5 Options to access Roku player and chromecast when detected. 6 Options to access Airplay. 4 6 5 3 Option 2: Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD 6 Video stream - Full view screen Interaction notes: Video stream - Full view screen 1 Keypad entry feature 1 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD 2 D-pad entry feature Enter Channel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - 0 Watch 2 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD Power - CH CH + > < SELECT > - > MENU DVR EXIT Video stream - Full view screen Interaction notes: Video stream - Full view screen 1 All remote controls 1 2 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD 2 More options - Quality Menu Guide - Aspect ratio Vol Ch/Pg > < Select > > Mute Last 2 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD Quality Aspect ratio Video stream - Full view screen Interaction notes: Video stream - Full view screen 1 1 Quality options Fifa World Cup 2 Aspect ratio Disconnect ESPNHD Quality Auto Standard Quality Audio Only Cancel 2 Disconnect Fifa World Cup ESPNHD Aspect Ratio Auto Standard Letter box Cancel Guide screen Interaction notes: Guide screen 1 Tap on guide to view On Now guide (Channels on y-axis, shows on x-axis) 2 Swipe left to view next coming up shows. AT&T 11:54 am AT&T 11:54 am Disconnect GUIDE Disconnect GUIDE Fifa World Cup ON NOW Fifa World Cup ON NOW ESPNHD ESPNHD All Favorites Sports Movies News HD All Favorites Sports Movies News HD 1 On Now > 2 < Coming Up < ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS Guide screen Interaction notes: Guide screen AT&T 11:54 am Disconnect GUIDE ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! Fifa World Cup ON NOW ESPNHD ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) All Favorites Sports Movies News HD 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! On Now > ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! ESPNHD MARY LOST 61 LBS! (12:00pm - 2:00pm) 102 Want to lose 15 pounds in 21 days? You can do it! GALLERY GUIDE REMOTE SETTINGS Remote screen Interaction notes: Remote screen - Keypad (default remote screen) 1 Switch channels by taping on numeric keypad.
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