glanceable

American  

[glan-suh-buhl, glahn‐] / ˈglæn sə bəl, ˈglɑn‐ /

adjective

Digital Technology.

1. noting or relating to information on an electronic screen that can be understood quickly or at a glance.

   glanceable data;

   a glanceable scoreboard.

2. enabling information on a screen to be quickly understood.

   a glanceable design;

   glanceable interfaces.

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Other Word Forms

• glanceability noun

Etymology

Origin of glanceable

First recorded in 1950–55 for an earlier sense “deserving of a glance”; glance ¹ + -able

Example Sentences

“These announcements are meant to be quick and glanceable, and if you don’t interact with them, the taskbar will return to showing you the weather.”

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But while they offer glanceable information — if a door is locked or unlocked, how many lights are on, the current temp — there’s no customization option; it’s random which lock or which thermostat it shows.

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I think I understand the logic here, which is that the iPhone is a much more glanceable device, and you’re rarely going to turn on your iPad unless you plan to do something with it.

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This also adds more glanceable information about how Ecobee manages your system.

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Owning an Apple Watch makes using your iPhone better, giving you additional health tracking metrics and better access to notifications, glanceable information, and things like music control on your wrist.

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