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Bill Labus
Potential redesign of the UI for a movie app I'm working on. Focuses a bit more on the content, WP7-inspired. Any thoughts?
Larger: http://cl.ly/3L1E2E3U0r0f23140n01
5 months ago
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Christos Eteoglou
oh yes! OH god yes... THATS how its supposed to look like! awesome @Bill :)
5 months ago
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Christoph Brückner
Really good choice of font.
Are any of the words clickable? For example the names of the director or actors. If they are, and you don't want to underline them for stylistic reasons, maybe you should choose a special link colour for them.
5 months ago
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Bill Labus
Thanks all. @Christoph Right now none of the text is linked. I'm trying to keep the app pretty streamlined and bare bones, but I might think about making the showtimes links, and allow users to jump to the ticket purchasing page for them.
5 months ago
This is pretty fantastic
5 months ago
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Muhammad El Melegy
Nice work man!
5 months ago
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Shaun Moynihan
Looks awesome...but I also have to ask. What camera did you use to take the photo?
5 months ago
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Bill Labus
Thanks! @Shaun NEX-5 with 35mm f/1.8
5 months ago
Very nice work! Clean and the font usage has great impact.
5 months ago
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Maxwell Barvian
This is just outstanding. Not much else to say. Please, please, please make this a reality :D
5 months ago
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Jason Wu
love the layout and the typography.
5 months ago
Honestly, I immediatly knew you were inspired by the Metro UI. And I love it! It's clear and easy to read, you do not use unnecessary textures/gradients and details...and the most important : content is KING!
I'm a WP7 user myself, so I love the Metro UI, and your app looks fantastic. I'm REALLY happy to find some Metro-inspired apps here, amongst aaaall those iPhone apps. We need more UI like this one, because this is what I call freshness. Congrats!
5 months ago
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Bill Labus
@Maxwell It's already coded and done- I just need to redo the UI with this updated style- look for it on the app store within a couple weeks...
5 months ago
Looks clean and beautiful.
Did you consider wrapping the theater labels to more than one line of text? As a visual device, I can see how it would be useful to break up different sections by having repeated elements of similar line lengths. But, I imagine it might be more useful to see the full theater name...considering many theaters in my neck of the woods are typically called "AMC Century 15 [City Name]", "AMC Century 20 [City Name]", "Regal IMAX 15 [City]", etc.
5 months ago
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Bill Labus
@Ryan Excellent point. Where I am (the app uses core location), there are only a couple of theaters nearby, but I can see that being a usability issue when you've got many around you. Thanks for the tip.
5 months ago
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Maxwell Barvian
@Bill excellent! Mind sharing which API you used for the theater information?
5 months ago
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Dalton Hurd
I like the design, but it could definitely use some 1px line dividers between some of the content and adjusted spacing. With everything evenly spaced and no dividers like it currently has, it's hard to decipher what is what and where the hierarchy is.
5 months ago
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Dave Hornsby
Looks great - I'm going to follow this one :)
5 months ago
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Glenn Van Bogaert
This is looking nice Bill. But could you help me with saying which typeface you're using… I can't really recognize it and I'm breaking my head on it for 2 days now :-)
5 months ago
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Bill Labus
@Glenn Gotham (in various weights)
5 months ago
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Adi Dizdarevic
Nice and minimalistic, also ql photo.
5 months ago
looks tasty! clean and very informative.
3 months ago