@Chandler: I don't think it will be to expose it so since that's the natural "delete" action. But, to hide it, I'm thinking it will be. Any other suggestions?
@Jeff, as Anthony mentioned, Tweetie/Twitter for iPhone does an phenomenal job of adding "quick links" to each twitter post. I think for you, it depends on if you're planning to have a tap-to-reveal, moving the screen into a more detailed view of the listed feature. Also, is there an actual option to "delete" items in this application? It seems as though it's a "stream" of sorts, where you wouldn't be able to delete other's posts. If both the tap to reveal is present and the delete feature is not, I'd say a swipe-for-quick-links is quite appropriate. My only concern is the location of your arrow (on the left side); most users will be used to swiping left-to-right and if this app's swipe-for-quick-links works anything like Tweetie/Twitter for iPhone, I'd say you've got your design setup to be a right-to-left swipe action.
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Jeff Broderick
Here is a secret design for a new app we are working on. What do you guys think so far?
over 1 year ago
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Michael Ellis
I'm not really sure what it's for, but it's hot!
over 1 year ago
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Dan Higbie
Really crisp, I like the colors used on the buttons. And the way the layers interact with each other.
over 1 year ago
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Hillary Hopper
Loving that texture.
over 1 year ago
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Andrew-David Jahchan
Whoa! This looks awesome!
over 1 year ago
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Robbie Pearce
Excellent! Love that bar at the bottom.
over 1 year ago
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Kamil Khadeyev
Really nice
over 1 year ago
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Christian Philippsen
I spot a Dribbble app? Looks nice!
over 1 year ago
Yeah! The bar at the bottom rocks.
over 1 year ago
Slick!
over 1 year ago
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Prekesh Chavda
sexy !
inb4 noise meme
over 1 year ago
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Jeff Broderick
@Prekesh: Damnit! Why mention it! We were doing good. Now this post is going to get hijacked too! ;)
over 1 year ago
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Prekesh Chavda
ahahaha i'm so sorry :P <3
over 1 year ago
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Hillary Hopper
LOL @Prekesh!
over 1 year ago
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Chandler Van De Water
Sexytime. Is this swipe-to-reveal going to be a right-to-left swipe?!
over 1 year ago
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Jeff Broderick
@Chandler: I don't think it will be to expose it so since that's the natural "delete" action. But, to hide it, I'm thinking it will be. Any other suggestions?
over 1 year ago
iOS folder texture is hawt! And that swipe (?) screen is too awesome.
over 1 year ago
The twitter app does it.
over 1 year ago
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Chandler Van De Water
@Jeff, as Anthony mentioned, Tweetie/Twitter for iPhone does an phenomenal job of adding "quick links" to each twitter post. I think for you, it depends on if you're planning to have a tap-to-reveal, moving the screen into a more detailed view of the listed feature. Also, is there an actual option to "delete" items in this application? It seems as though it's a "stream" of sorts, where you wouldn't be able to delete other's posts. If both the tap to reveal is present and the delete feature is not, I'd say a swipe-for-quick-links is quite appropriate. My only concern is the location of your arrow (on the left side); most users will be used to swiping left-to-right and if this app's swipe-for-quick-links works anything like Tweetie/Twitter for iPhone, I'd say you've got your design setup to be a right-to-left swipe action.
That was a lot. Make sense? Am I way off?
over 1 year ago
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Andrew Cornett
Dribbble app plz!
over 1 year ago
Bah, add more noise plz. kthx.
over 1 year ago
Great... hum maybe for a dribbble app!! ;)
over 1 year ago
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Jon Rundle
Awesome UI
over 1 year ago
I seriously hate your skill, makes me feel so sick!
Looks stunning mate. Great job, look forward to seeing more
over 1 year ago
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Federico Abad
It's like Apple, i just love the products that have "i" (iMac, iPhone, etc)
Now i simply love all the design that have bot (tapbots, pastebot, weightbot..etc)
Love it!
over 1 year ago