Usability and user experience are two important factors
whenever designing for the wearable. 

• Wearable Design Guideline
  • Design Principles
  • Styles
  • UX Overview
  • UI Components for Wearable App
  • Watch Face
  • Best Practice

Learn how to build your first wearable application whether for web or native.

• Creating Your First Wearable Web Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

   

• Creating Your First Wearable Native Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

   

• Creating Your First Tizen .NET Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Deploying and Running Your Application

  - Enhancing Your Application

  - Packaging Your Application

The design aspect of wearables is that it has to be intuitive, augments mobile technology, and less intrusive to the wearer.

Watch faces are perfect examples of how a user interfaces with the device without any added learning.

• Creating Your First Wearable Web Watch Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

   

• Creating Your First Wearable Native Watch Application

  - Creating a Application

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

Widgets act as an informative and actionable
shortcuts to applications.

• Creating Your First Wearable Web Widget Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

   

• Creating Your First Wearable Native Widget Application

  - Creating a Project

  - Building Your Application

  - Running Your Application

  - Building a Simple UI

Take a look at the following Tizen Native and Wearable application samples.

• Web Application

  Application, Communication, Content, General, Graphics, Hybrid, Input Method Editor, Multimedia, Performance, Sensor, Social, Storage, System, UI, Watch, Widget

   

• Native Application

  Account, AppFW, Base, Clock, Context, Graphics, Locations, Multimedia, Network, Social, System, UI, UIX, Watch

   

• .NET Application

  Maps, Location, SecureRepository, VoiceMemo

From the Samsung Gear 2 Neo to the current Gear S3, these wearables have their own characteristics that boast their functionalities. Each also has their own design language that would harnesses their functionality.

For more information on developing a Samsung Gear application, visit http://developer.samsung.com/gear