This configuration refers to a display setup, primarily on mobile devices powered by a specific operating system, where the screen is divided into two distinct areas. One area occupies 90% of the total screen real estate, while the remaining 10% constitutes the other. For example, a user might have a video playback taking up the larger portion of the screen, with controls or supplementary information presented in the smaller strip.
The primary advantage of this allocation lies in the ability to simultaneously view primary content and interact with secondary functions without completely obscuring either. Historically, this type of screen division has been implemented to optimize multitasking capabilities on smaller screens, offering a compromise between full-screen immersion and immediate access to controls or supporting data.
