Lighted Rocker Switch V2
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Keith Sereby
A tiny improvement?
4 months ago
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Glenn Hitchcock
Definitely easier to interpret now. Especially with the orange glow on top/bottom of the on switch.
4 months ago
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Stuart Bayston
Oh yes.
4 months ago
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Bert Devriese
So slick
4 months ago
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Chris Farina
That's the stuff!
4 months ago
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Ralph Manning
The emitted light, being a little bit more pronounced, looks great. Big improvement.
4 months ago
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Jed Bridges
Way to push it!
4 months ago
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Keith Sereby
Thanks, everyone! If I hadn't received the (constructive criticism) feedback that I did on the first version, I may have just abandoned this one.
4 months ago
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Meng To
Still insanely cool.
4 months ago
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Jon Delman
The light coming off the lit switch is beautiful. Very nice touch to place some of that light on the unlit switch. Great job as usual.
4 months ago
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Alex Parker ⇢ ☁
So pimp right now. Did you do this whole thing in photoshop? no pre-render in 3d software or anything?
4 months ago
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Vadim Sherbakov
exelent
4 months ago
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Fabio Benedetti
@Keith Sereby great work, great attention to details ++
4 months ago
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Max Rudberg
The I/0 glyphs help a lot. Definitely improved the usability of this button.
4 months ago
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Stephen Dixon
I love this. Great attention to detail!
4 months ago
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Fernida
Absolutely amazing!
4 months ago
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Rodrigo Grundig
*desperatelly touch on my screen* x1000
4 months ago
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Keith Sereby
I'm so glad that you're all liking this version. Alex, yes, there was a pre-render in C4D, but it lacked subtle qualities of light and detail that were added in PS (not to mention color correction...). Post-production is where all the magic happens ;)
4 months ago
Look better than real!
4 months ago
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Matthew Sanders
You know that feeling you got when you were 13 and your best friend beat the latest Zelda before you did? That's how I feel right now.
4 months ago
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Keith Sereby
This makes me think about the value of skeuomorphism in UI design. Here's an interesting article: http://bit.ly/mRnlIt
I suppose that context and audience are the deciding factors, in a general sense, on whether or not to employ such devices. The problem comes in when a skeuomorphism *seems* to have affordance and users assume that the thing will behave exactly like its physical counterpart. Most of the time, this is handled fairly well by UI designers/developers who attend to such behavioral details (many of those superstars are right here on Dribbble).
Personally, I love both *super-real* stuff and completely abstract elements which have no direct physical ancestry. It's all enormously fun to work with!
4 months ago
My god, this is awesome. Well done man!!
4 months ago
Think the 1 on the left needs to be a lot darker as the surface is facing down away from the light, and maybe the 0 on the right should have less of a shadow for the same reasons.
I generally don't like skeuomorphism in UI, but these look gorgeous. Well done.
4 months ago
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Keith Sereby
Good point, Ed. Thanks for noticing - I've been looking at this thing WAY too long.
4 months ago
stunning work
4 months ago