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It's not perfect or completed yet, but thought we'd share where we are in using the power of CSS media queries to deliver a better, adaptive Dribbble experience on small screens.
(Note our placer thumbnail when working in local development mode.)
10 months ago
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Tony Andújar
that's great.
10 months ago
Took ya long enough!
10 months ago
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Riad Kanane
hahaha true Brian :)
10 months ago
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Tyler Reckart
Beautiful. I have been waiting for this for a while.
10 months ago
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Iain MacDonald
Lookin' good! :D
10 months ago
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Casper Klenz-Kitenge
Looks good – I'm curious: How do you test this on other devices in local dev?
10 months ago
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Phil Lester
Any chance we'll see a native iPhone app?
10 months ago
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Rui
Philip you can just pin it to the homescreen, its what I do with youtube (as its better then the iphone native app)
10 months ago
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Adam Tolman
Excited for this.
10 months ago
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Fernando Maclen
Have you guys tried 1 screenshot instead of 2 in a row? Kinda like Instagram?
Looking rad though! :D
10 months ago
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Dan Cederholm
@Casper: We haven't. But the styles aren't device-specific, rather we're simply making it fluid below a certain threshold.
10 months ago
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Matthew Sanders
So exciting
10 months ago
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Robbie Pearce
Awesome, that area below the shot looks a bit cramped though :)
10 months ago
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Michael Parenteau
This is something I have had some passion for... for a bit of time now. I am glad that I can hang out on dribbble on my phone. I would love to contribute too!
10 months ago
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Phil Lester
@Rui, sure I can do that, but it will function more slowly and won't have all the eyecandy of a native app.
10 months ago
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Michael Parenteau
@Philip & @Rui - you can set a meta tag that allows for an offline html5 webapp that can use local storage and etc, to feel like a native webapp (see jqtouch and sencha touch)... then all the links/requests have to use ajax. If they aren't they will open in safari. I tried to enable that when I built hooppps but didn't want to go through all the hullabaloo with the ajax stuff.
10 months ago
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Allison Grayce
Yes yes yes!
10 months ago
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Dan Spencer
«««« Is doing the pee pee dance. So excited for this.
10 months ago
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Julian Burford
Nice! But I prefer a official Dribbble app Though :P
10 months ago
Looks beautiful. Can't wait to use it.
10 months ago
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Matthew Smith
Well done guys.
10 months ago
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Jonathan Ogden
This makes me all happy inside.
10 months ago
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by Dave Lilly
YES PLEASE!! Add the ability to control number of shots per page (viewing only 15 shots per screen on a mobile device is pretty cumbersome)... options of 15, 50, 100, 200, even a 'View All' would be stellar! (See istock.com on your iOS app.) Also, can you offer an option, to show only the thumbnails w/ none of the stats (like Name, Comments, Likes, Views...ok, MAYBE keep the name, but the rest can go. Especially on such a small mobile screen, we might want to have the option to nix the stats?)?
10 months ago
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by Dribbble
The adaptive styles for screens <480px is out there and running. We hope that firing up Dribbble in a smaller screen is a much better experience now.
We could go further, of course. But for now, it's a vast improvement when dribbbling on the go. Enjoy!
9 months ago