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Play by Play: iPhone

by David Keegan Pro Dec 24, 2011
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  1. Pro Styled David Keegan

    First pass at the iPhone version of Play by Play. What do you guys think?

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    5 months ago

  2. Avatar Nick Mealey

    Like :)

    5 months ago

  3. Easy Daors Reka

    great choice of colors! like the glow points on the bottom too:)

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    5 months ago

  4. Pro Dribbblepic Scott Stephens

    looks great...love the Mac version

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    5 months ago

  5. Pro Strdark Milos Milikic

    Good work! I just think that numbers with icons on the left needs more work.

    5 months ago

  6. Pro Vilen_rodeski_profile_assassin_logo Vilen

    Great start. What about the name of the shot, where would that go? Putting more emphasis on the stats (more prominent numbers and less prominent icons) should help. I assume the aspect ratio of the shot is optimized for Dribbble and the actual app would use up all the space thus showing more whitespace and potentially change the layout, right?

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    5 months ago

  7. Pro Styled David Keegan

    @Vilen the shot is optimized for dribbble but the layout won't change that much, it's just shortened. The shots will display in a table view so just imagine more of them vertically. I tried putting the shot title in there but couldn't find a good spot for it, I want to get it in there so I'll keep trying.

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    5 months ago

  8. Pro Dribbble-avatar Egor Kosten

    Yep :) I already using it

    5 months ago

  9. Avatar100x100 Daniel Keller

    not liking the check mark on the left (which section is that? I can't guess it), other than that it's pretty awesome..... I guess I have to get an iphone or an imac now :D

    and I'd also would turn down the opacity of the thin outer line of the frame, seems a bit strong.

    5 months ago

  10. A_ad2e512a Yaroslav Patrikeev

    The main point of any Dribbble for iPhone: iPhone is 480x320 (or twice more) and Dribbble shot is 400x300. So the goal is to show actual size shot — it's always better.

    Try Dunk for iPhone, it's great. I believe, you can make it even better.

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    5 months ago

  11. Pro Styled David Keegan

    @Daniel The check is for 'following'.

    @Yaroslav Yep, this is just the preview table view, tapping on a shot will take you to a view where you can view the full size shot.

    5 months ago

  12. A_ad2e512a Yaroslav Patrikeev

    Maybe there's no need in table view? You can show only shots and make swipe navigation through them. It's easier; you don't need to return to table view to see the next shot.

    5 months ago

  13. A_ad2e512a Yaroslav Patrikeev

    I highly recommend you to take a glance at Dunk for iPhone. Have you seen it?

    5 months ago

  14. Pro Styled David Keegan

    @Yaroslav Thanks for the feedback, I have used Dunk and don't like the UX of only flipping through shots. I want an over view table. You won't have to go back to the table view to see the next shot. There will be a way to change shots in the detail view.

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    5 months ago

  15. Pro Vilen_rodeski_profile_assassin_logo Vilen

    Table view is definitely the way to go. Especially on Retina display you can squeeze in so much detail and yet quickly scroll through. Going image to image without the overview really constrains the user from quick exploration removing the ability to skip multiple shots at a time.

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    5 months ago

  16. Pro Decepticon William Szilveszter

    I love the little "championship cup" icon. One suggestion: I'd like to see something softer than the hard lines around the image (and little "SF" av). Something subtler would help blend them better with the excellent UI.

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    5 months ago

  17. Pro Screen shot 2011-11-16 at 10 James Scott

    You the man David. Looks sharp! I'm using travvveling right meow but will surely make the switch.

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    5 months ago

  18. Pro Marc_profile_photo Bjango ✎ Marc Edwards

    @James I really, really hope you meant to say "right meow", because it’s awesome.

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    5 months ago

  19. Pro 308215_1578809727322_1748037365_803635_142554570_n Filip Raatz | Pixel Kammer

    I would place the stats in a horizontal line + thumb. I think it looks cleaner and also you have more place on the left side to show the shot bigger. Just a thought!

    5 months ago

  20. 259131_2013600227341_1463861151_32212284_5855829_o Julius Gehrig

    i think the settings glyph is to big :) but everything else looks nice and crisp :)

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    5 months ago

  21. Mirko-echghi-ghamsari_square Mirko Echghi-Ghamsari

    I like the look and layout, but in my opinion the best dribbble app on iPhone so far is the mobile-version if the site itself.

    5 months ago

  22. Id_dr Hu Go ⚓

    Wow, that is really nice!

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    5 months ago

  23. Pro Styled David Keegan

    @Bjango thanks :) I wish it was available right meow, soon...

    @Filip that's how I did it for the Mac App, but to better fill the space I moved the stats to the side. I think showing the shot half size is best because that's what Dribbble provides and scaling an image by an even amount produces the best results.

    @Julius I agree I wasn't totally happy with it, was waiting for someone to call me on it :)

    @Mirko I agree, my plan is that tapping on a shot in the table view will bring you to a web view where you can like and comment, like how the Mac App works.

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    5 months ago

  24. Pro Profile Zan | ninetofive.me

    David, amazing. Nuff said.

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    5 months ago

  25. Pro Kevinspraguelake Kevin Harris

    Looks fantastic. Liked! Can't wait for it to come out!

    5 months ago

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