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9 Responses
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George Gliddon
Name subject to change!
over 1 year ago
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Rich Tabor
Nice and Crisp. The shadows under the photos are nice...as well as the photos themselves (particularly the second) :)
over 1 year ago
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Tim de Groot
Nice one! ehr, I mean two.
But seriously, nice and clean man. I'd probably make the pictures slightly smaller, giving it a bit more space above and below.
over 1 year ago
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Stephen Dixon
Is there a reason there's a "ripped page" effect along the top, underneath the title bar? It looks out of place. I'm not sold on the direction of those inset drop shadows are, either. They conflict with the direction of the back button, which should also be given a different name other than "Back".
over 1 year ago
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George Gliddon
The ripped page effect is there to represent the whole functionality of the app which i cannot release as of yet. For the shadows, everyones entitled to their opinion but when on the device it looks smart!
And for the back button.. i'm totally lost. Are you an iPhone user? It's keeping consistent within the iOS UI.
over 1 year ago
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Jack Bingham
'Back' should be replaced with the title of the previous screen. Always. ;)
over 1 year ago
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Gadzhi Kharkharov
Agree with Jack. Apple never uses "Back" in their apps. Or at least use the back arrow, when title is too big.
I really like the depth and color of tabs.
over 1 year ago
dayuuum!
over 1 year ago
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Stephen Dixon
@George Gliddon
I understand that we can't see the entire app, however, when skeuomorphism comes in to play certain things have to look right and unless those rows have some sort of paper effect on them, the ripped effect will look out of place.
Yeah, I'm an iPhone user and I design apps for iOS and as such, it's common practice to never label any back button as "back", which goes beyond iOS and is/should be adhered on any back button. :)
over 1 year ago