Bluetooth phone
Bluetooth calling is not just a screen—it is a cross-touchpoint interaction system used while driving.
Keywords:
HMI · UX/UI · Multimodal Interaction
How can drivers manage calls safely across touchscreen, steering-wheel controls, voice, and phone states?
Mapped the full call journey across touchpoints to create a consistent, low-distraction interaction model.
Touch Points
System-level interaction
Designed a shared call-state model across multiple touchpoints, allowing users to accept, reject, minimize, and continue calls without losing context.
The system-level popup could collapse into a persistent smart capsule, while detailed actions remained available in the phone app.
Before & After
Reduce complexity of system and minimize the distraction of incoming call.
Incoming call
The image below shows you how to accept phone call from launcher.
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The image below shows you how to accept phone call from launcher.
Outgoing call
The image below shows you how to call someone from bluetooth phone App.
The image below shows you how to call someone from bluetooth phone App.
Edge case
While bluetooth phone app is in the front, smart capsule is pioritized rather a pop up window to handle incoming call. The goal is to reduce the complexity of the system and improve consistency.
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Voice assistant
The image below shows you how to call someone via voice assistant.
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While bluetooth phone app is in the front, smart capsule is pioritized rather a pop up window to handle incoming call. The goal is to reduce the complexity of the system and improve consistency.
Voice assistant
The image below shows you how to call someone via voice assistant.
