Weather App v3

15 Responses

1. Pro Joshua Hibbert

   Here is the latest iteration after some major improvements.

   about 1 year ago

2. Pro Thorsten Beeck

   Nice work again! In my opinion this is the best structured and visually appealling iteration.

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   about 1 year ago

3. Pro Joshua Hibbert

   Thanks, Thorsten. I completely agree!

   about 1 year ago

4. Pro Sandrino Kelders

   Nice! Especially the wind icon

   1likes

   about 1 year ago

5. Adam Whitcroft

   This is the definitely my favourite of the two dude :) They're quite fun to make aren't they?

   1likes

   about 1 year ago

6. Daors Reka

   i like this too! simple to use and clean! well done, sir :)

   1likes

   about 1 year ago

7. Coard Miller

   I think it would be really cool to make a community iPhone app for these...sort of like the clock app that was made a couple months ago. Let everyone design/code their own and let them be downloadable themes for the app.

   2likes

   about 1 year ago

8. Pro Kevin Jannis

   Amazing!

   1likes

   about 1 year ago

9. Gray Gilmore

   Looks great, Josh. I think the 'currently' takes up a bit too much space, but other than that it's pretty fantastic.

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   about 1 year ago

10. Pro Joel Reid

    Word!

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    about 1 year ago

11. Pro Joshua Hibbert

    Thank you very much all!

    @Sandrino Kelders The icons are courtesy of @Adam Whitcroft: http://adamwhitcroft.com/climacons/

    @Adam Whitcroft Incredibly fun to make :)

    @Coard Miller That would be a lot of fun.

    @Gray Gilmore Now that you have mentioned it, I'm inclined to agree.

    about 1 year ago

12. Louis Bullock

    To be honest, @Josh, I'd like to see more negative space from the top, it seems like 'CURRENTLY' is taking up a fair amount of space. I also have to say 'CURRENTLY' looks a lil' menacing in my opinion, in relation to the friendly type below.

    Lookin' great otherwise :)

    1likes

    about 1 year ago

13. Pro Joshua Hibbert

    I agree with that, Louis. I have aligned everything vertically using a fairly strict grid, but that doesn't necessarily make it the best option. Thanks for the feedback!

    about 1 year ago

14. Craig Stanford

    @Coard Miller I reckon that's a great idea! Creating a "downloadable theme engine" would be interesting... and by interesting, I mean quite a challenge!

    I guess if you made the layout totally driven by a configuration, it should work. So each element would have a name, X, Y, Width, Height, Background Colour/Image etc...

    I spent some time on the weekend spiking out another Dribbble, but perhaps this would be a nice meatier project to work on.

    The app itself could be free, then each theme is an in-app purchase? With proceeds going to the designer of course.

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    about 1 year ago

15. Coard Miller

    @Craig, it'd be quite a challenge, but fun. Sounds like a good plan!

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    about 1 year ago