I'd add a nice animation effect similar to the locked screen, so that the arrows you created animate from left to right with a color shift... I think that'll totally seal the deal to inform the user what they need to do... just a thought.
How about some of these "grip-dots" on the left side (maybe two lines) people always use when you can drag an element? I think that would make it look a lot more like a slider than a button.
Love the "slide to finish" idea, and I agree that some grip dots might be in order, just not as many as holder10 has in his rebound (it looks too cluttered, but I like the idea).
Is it me or does the (3) arrows already seem like grippy-ness? The added "grip dots" do seem excessive. Either way nice detail and solid idea. Thumbs up.
I like it as is without the "grip dots" as well. None of the Apple slides have grip dots (to my knowledge), so it doesn't feel as "Apple-esque" as it should with them added. I do think that if you changed the ">>>" to the single "Apple Arrow" and/or added the "shifting bright spot" in the text that they use on their sliders it might feel more "Apple-esque" (which may or may not be a good thing, depending on your app).
Something about using the same pattern on the darker area is buggin' me. Maybe just darken up the the lines a shade or two more to make the pattern more subtle.
I think I want to keep the simplicity of the three arrows, but enhance it with an animation, which I'll work on in the iPhone dev explicitly with the dev team.
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Matthew Smith
I added more grippiness, and increased the row height above too.
about 3 years ago
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Andrew Cornett
Increased button saturation looks nice too. Great work man
about 3 years ago
Love it!
about 3 years ago
That button is worthy of a finger swipe!
about 3 years ago
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Anthony Dines
I'd add a nice animation effect similar to the locked screen, so that the arrows you created animate from left to right with a color shift... I think that'll totally seal the deal to inform the user what they need to do... just a thought.
about 3 years ago
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Lennart Ziburski
How about some of these "grip-dots" on the left side (maybe two lines) people always use when you can drag an element? I think that would make it look a lot more like a slider than a button.
about 3 years ago
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Mike Meyer
I think three grippies at that size may be a bit excessive. Maybe two, or three smaller ones?
about 3 years ago
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Kevin Dees
the added arrows really help, love it.
about 3 years ago
I really, really, really want to "Finish" now. And I don't even want two Cuisinarts!
about 3 years ago
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Patrick Haney
Love the "slide to finish" idea, and I agree that some grip dots might be in order, just not as many as holder10 has in his rebound (it looks too cluttered, but I like the idea).
about 3 years ago
Awesome detail. Really, really lovely.
about 3 years ago
An exceptionally brilliant idea :)
about 3 years ago
Is it me or does the (3) arrows already seem like grippy-ness? The added "grip dots" do seem excessive. Either way nice detail and solid idea. Thumbs up.
about 3 years ago
I like it as is without the "grip dots" as well. None of the Apple slides have grip dots (to my knowledge), so it doesn't feel as "Apple-esque" as it should with them added. I do think that if you changed the ">>>" to the single "Apple Arrow" and/or added the "shifting bright spot" in the text that they use on their sliders it might feel more "Apple-esque" (which may or may not be a good thing, depending on your app).
about 3 years ago
Love everything about this - almost.
Something about using the same pattern on the darker area is buggin' me. Maybe just darken up the the lines a shade or two more to make the pattern more subtle.
you're still my hero.
about 3 years ago
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Matthew Smith
Really great commentary! Thank you.
I think I want to keep the simplicity of the three arrows, but enhance it with an animation, which I'll work on in the iPhone dev explicitly with the dev team.
about 3 years ago
The three arrows make this for me. Though I wonder if the "tray" the slider is sitting in should feel slightly deeper. Good work, regardless.
about 3 years ago
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Ismael Burciaga
I love everything about the yellow button!
almost 3 years ago
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Pons Creative Group
Great idea to have the primary action item be a slider. Specially since its a very common action for all iPhone users.
almost 3 years ago