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Well I spent the day working on this UI design. I guess its still a work in progress. I'd love feedback on everything and anything!
I'm still trying to work out the best way to include traffic light buttons.
Wanna see more? Here's the full thing!
Here is uploading status bar
p.s. If you have a lot of dribbblers on twitter, tweet this post! Thanks :D
almost 2 years ago
Holy crap! This is awesome man! Is this just a personal project or is this actually going to be released? The only thing I'd change is to add a tad more padding on the search pop-up bubble. Great work Tim!
almost 2 years ago
Joe
Thanks man :) Erm well at the moment its just a design but I wouldn't mind teaming up with a developer and make this a reality :)
Thanks for the suggestion, i'll look into that!
almost 2 years ago
Now that's sweet! It would be cool if the menu up top moved up to make way for the green notification!
Nonetheless, The whole thing is awesome! (Except for those "home" and "twitter" glyphs. I recommend changing the "home" glyph to something more like a link icon or a globe.)
almost 2 years ago
This is really nice looking.
almost 2 years ago
CJ
Thanks :D
Yeah the notification would slide down (pushing the top bar up) and then slide away after a few seconds i think. Also working on a progress bar i will update in a few.
I will look into the glyphs.
almost 2 years ago
Joe
Thanks man! :)
almost 2 years ago
AWESOME! (:
almost 2 years ago
Julian
Thanks :D
almost 2 years ago
This is really awesome. It looks like an unbelievably natural move from the web to the app world. Really nice.
almost 2 years ago
You just immortalized by debut shot *blushes*
almost 2 years ago
Andrew
The work is amazing! Had to be done! :D
Bryan
Thanks! If only I could find a willing developer :D
almost 2 years ago
Brilliant work Tim. Keep it up mate.
almost 2 years ago
George
Nice one George :D
almost 2 years ago
I like the navigation on your design. please finish it!
almost 2 years ago
Claire
Not sure exactly what you mean claire.
Here's the full image if that's what you mean. Added the link to the first comment i posted.
almost 2 years ago
nice. only 2 things that struck me, how do you close the window and the tab title fonts is too bold i guess.
awesome work!
almost 2 years ago
Adi
Thanks! Hmm too bold? I'll look into that.
Yeah the closing, this is what ive been trying to figure out.
i wrote in the first comment, i'm still trying to figure out how to implement the traffic lights!
almost 2 years ago
Really nice!
almost 2 years ago
Hey your using my shot in the full example, awesome :D
Looking really good. Would love to see this in action some day.
almost 2 years ago
Looking badass!
Beware though, you're going to have the narrow-minded UI/UX standardistas like Joe Hewitt moaning. We did something similar (http://dribbble.com/shots/50211-Seamless-Studio) and caught quite a bit of whining: http://cl.ly/462E2e0O1r2b2y0N3700
But screw 'em. What you've got going looks and functions awesomely. :)
almost 2 years ago
Sascha
Yeah because your shot is pro! :D
I'm talking with a developer, maybe its going to happen :)
almost 2 years ago
Not sure if you could get rid of the OS frame, but I've created apps based on PHP/HTML using Appcelerator. Was super easy.
almost 2 years ago
Andrew
I was thinking of putting the traffic lights vertically like it used to be on itunes but not sure if users will like that! I think i may need an os frame! I'll check that out thanks!
almost 2 years ago
Looks really great, but i have to ask.. why?
edit
Ah, i see it's just a mockup and not a real app
almost 2 years ago