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Swipe to Refresh

by Tim Quirino Pro Nov 15, 2011
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Ongonav-111511_teaser Smooth or Textured? Which treatment is working better? November 15, 2011

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Smooth or Textured?

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7 Responses

  1. Pro Tim-avatar-circle Tim Quirino

    I decided to go with the smooth treatment, and added a "swipe to refresh" interaction -- Do you think this works?

    7 months ago

  2. Pro Tom Tom Creighton

    I think this looks great, but it's not clear to me that you can swipe that button - my inclination would be just to tap it instead.

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    7 months ago

  3. Profile3-2 Matt McManus

    I like the smooth and the general sense of depth in the header. I also like the swipe to refresh idea. My only thought is to make the well (?) that the button slides in a little deeper. The affordance for that action just isn't quite clear enough considering it's not a standard interaction for refreshing.

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    7 months ago

  4. Pro Tim-avatar-circle Tim Quirino

    Good call, thanks for the feedback Tom & Matt!

    7 months ago

  5. Pro Dvq-logo Matthew Skiles

    What about if you did the slider like this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/452595/Ongo.png

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    7 months ago

  6. Pro Photo_on_2010-12-13_at_22 Josh Puckett

    Why have swipe to refresh when you could do it simpler, and quicker, with a single tap?

    7 months ago

  7. Pro Tim-avatar-circle Tim Quirino

    @Josh - actually that's a question that's kept me going back and forth on this element in the UI -- I think for a cleaner result it should just be a swipe-down-to-refresh interaction within the content area.

    6 months ago

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