Table of Contents (web app UI UX)
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Hot morgan! Looks great.
9 months ago
Not too long ago, I used to detest gradients. You seem to prove the opposite :)
9 months ago
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Fabio Basile
As usual looks great, just one tiny bit doesn't convince me, the height of those headers (September's Best and Almost there), they look a bit squashed for some reason. Love those buttons! :)
9 months ago
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Bruno Felicio
Yes, don't know about the news header fonts... Nevertheless great job.
9 months ago
The colour scheme is excellent, but I think the strokes in general seem a tad too contrasting & heavy.
9 months ago
It looks great, but something's a little off. The depth of "gadgets/cars" is below the actual headlines, and it feels like a departure from the usual way these things are stacked in z space.
I get the way it's done here, and feel like it could work really well for separating a long list of categories at a glance, so it may just be that this is cropped so short/ not interactive.
9 months ago
Black UI - you got me at first sight :)
9 months ago
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Philipp Datz
nice.
9 months ago
The only thing I would change is moving the profile icon over to the right a little and shortening the search field to accommodate the shift. Looks like the alignment is off... But still really nice regardless!
9 months ago
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Marty Lavender
@Morgan Really like it. Your lines are really clean and the dark color you are using is one of my favorites.
9 months ago
The condensed header fonts are just looking awkward against the thickness of "gadgets" and "table of contents". Besides that, the "X" in the right corner also gets a tiny bit lost in such a dark color scheme.
Very sleek, I like it.
9 months ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
It's for a news reading service. The headings font is a requirement.
Anthony, that button is totally off by one pixel.
9 months ago
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Alan Dowling
Clicked the higher res version and then immediately forgot it was an image and tried to use it. D'oh!
I suppose that's a good sign. :)
9 months ago
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Marshall Bock
Dude, you're fucking awesome.
9 months ago
That inner shadow on the avatar is a tad too much :P
9 months ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
It's not an avatar :{ - you silly goose.
9 months ago
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James ✌
What is that sleek font you son of a gun!?
9 months ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
It's News Gothic, James. I can't take credit for the font choice, it was established already.
9 months ago
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Diego Monzon
Looks great to me
9 months ago
Actually I was more or less thinking it should line up with the table of contents bar... not the light one.
9 months ago
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Sean Farrell
Incredible work. Wow man
9 months ago
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Jordan Borth
Looks great. The banding is killing me tho!
9 months ago
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Morgan Allan Knutson
What are you looking at it on, Jordan?
9 months ago
I would say either decrease the logo to fit in the black bar, or increase it more to gain a larger overlap. The tiny overlap just looks indecisive.
The dreaded words, "Make the logo bigger."
...Yea, I said it.
9 months ago
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Matt D. Smith
Whoa, nice! I've noticed that rendering text as 'sharp' on darker backgrounds works better for mockups (*sometimes*)
I could see the type being a tad larger on the articles, while increasing the height of each module a bit.
9 months ago