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   Added Octopus to the Illustration bucket. 10 months ago
2. Followed Daniel Waldron. 11 months ago
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   Dribbbled PureQuora 11 months ago
4. Followed Pedja Rusic. 12 months ago
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   Liked a comment on Twitter App about 1 year ago
   Taylor Carrigan commented about 1 year ago

   Interesting concept and clearly executed nicely, but a vertical tab control won't work well on a device the size of the iPhone or iPod touch. Horizontal space is much less abundant than vertical space, making it necessary to not only compromise the tappable area of the top level navigation items, but dispose of or heavily modify standard and intuitive iOS interface behavior due to the vertical orientation.

   What's more, the position of the top level navigation is at the top of the display rather than the bottom, meaning that when used one-handed, right-handed users must reach to the most inaccessible corner of the device and left-handed users must contort their thumb awkwardly in order to change top level views.

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   Liked a comment on Twitter App about 1 year ago
   Raj Ramamurthy commented about 1 year ago

   We do need another Twitter client that isn't the same as the rest, but gets right what the other got wrong. So far, no client has really mastered the art of navigation (Twitbit and Twitlogix, etc) AND beauty (Twitterrific, Birdfeed, etc). The beautiful ones overlook great usability, and the ones that use a proper tab bar overlook beauty (though Twitbit is close).

   The main problem with Twitter clients is they all try to be innovative. This is an example of that. The best Twitter client is one that takes what Apple did right (almost all of iOS' default controls) and combines them to make an app that is simultaneously beautiful and easy to use.

   Anyways, moving on to this specific piece of work. I don't quite like the idea of a vertical tab bar simply because it uses up unnecessary amounts of screen space and breaks a common metaphor. I rest my thumb on the side of the screen and move it around to scroll, not to change tabs. I tap to change tabs. Usually, you aren't actually changing tabs too much in an app anyways if you think about it (an app with too many tabs is an app that's doing it wrong). Additionally, how would the average user react? Not well. If you've ever been on Facebook through a time of change, you'll know the average user hates change.

   Back to the "ideal Twitter client". In summary, it's one that an average user can just understand right off the bat, looks good (while embracing standard controls), and has all the necessary features.

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   Dribbbled Note over 1 year ago
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   Liked a comment on Pure CSS iOS Icons almost 2 years ago
   Pro Alberto Calvo commented almost 2 years ago

   @Miro, CSS is not made for drawing. That's it.

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    Dribbbled Video Analyzer as a rebound of Sideline Sports about 2 years ago
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    Dribbbled Sideline Sports about 2 years ago
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    Dribbbled Captain Barnacle's Sea Journey about 2 years ago
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    Dribbbled Fareast website about 2 years ago
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