Nice use of the toggle, David. May I suggest using a darker top bevel to give greater contrast/separation in that area? I think it may give it a more "crisp" look and feel.
This is what I meant by a darker top bevel. Also lightened the bottom bevel and set to overlay. (Sorry for the poor image quality...saving a Jpeg as a Jpeg makes things very un-crispy!)
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This interface will allow our users to turn specific features in our application on or off. Reusing Nathan's switch interaction was a no-brainer.
When the user clicks a feature, the switch appears in the ribbon and the configuration appears to the right.
over 1 year ago
Nice use of the toggle, David. May I suggest using a darker top bevel to give greater contrast/separation in that area? I think it may give it a more "crisp" look and feel.
over 1 year ago
Dan: Thanks! Do you mean on the toggle itself or the ribbon?
over 1 year ago
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Krystyn Heide
I like it. Might be fun to add a little "bounce" when an item is turned on, maybe like the footer links here?
http://www.cssdsgn.com
over 1 year ago
Krystyn: That's a really good idea. I'll run that by the team on Monday to see what they think. Thanks!
over 1 year ago
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Toggle (Of the crispy variety)
by Dan Sullivan
This is what I meant by a darker top bevel. Also lightened the bottom bevel and set to overlay. (Sorry for the poor image quality...saving a Jpeg as a Jpeg makes things very un-crispy!)
over 1 year ago