Mac App UI Freebie

20 Responses

1. Pro Julia Khusainova

   I was bored and felt like design something.

   This Mac app is what I created - I called it iNotified or whatever you like. I personally would rather be notified by one simple app that is loaded on launch of my machine than 5-6 applications I have to run manually to get updates (Twitter, Dribbble, Dropbox, etc...)

   Check out the full view

   Oh and you can grab the psd file too. I'm a nice girl, you know :) Enjoy!

   *** I'm gonna share more free stuff so you can follow me on Twitter to catch up!***

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   12 months ago

2. Pro Shaun Moynihan

   This is really nice. Would you be open to discussing on Skype? I've been working on something similar.

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   12 months ago

3. Pro David Kovalev

   This is amazing! So clean and beautiful and easy to navigate. Keep up the great work!

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   12 months ago

4. Pro Julia Khusainova

   @Shaun Moynihan, sure I'll catch you on Skype!
   @David Kovalev, thanks :)

   12 months ago

5. Uri Kelman

   It looks good. My only comment is the anti-aliasing on the text. You have have set to "Sharp". I think it looks better when it's set to "Crisp". Here's an example. http://cl.ly/H1yb

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   12 months ago

6. Pro Julia Khusainova

   @Uri Kelman, I don't see where it is better at all

   12 months ago

7. Uri Kelman

   @Julia Khusainova Look at the difference in the "d" in "data" on the top. The left one is much more crisp and light. The right one has a very heavy terminal on the "d". It looks like the weight is not disrupted properly.

   12 months ago

8. Pro Julia Khusainova

   @Uri Kelman, well no - the right one looks way better to me - it is clear, prominent and clean (which is sharp as I made it). On my mac, at least. Your version looks a bit fuzzy and the timeline text getting lost - too thin to my taste.

   Trust me, I played around with different versions of text rendering and that once appeared to be the best.

   12 months ago

9. Uri Kelman

   @Julia Khusainova It only really makes a difference when the letters are displayed so small. Around 12/11 px.

   Here's another example.
   http://cl.ly/H1rm

   The left one is using "Sharp" anti-aliasing. Notice how the semi-transparent pixels are darker. It also distributes the transparent pixels in an odd manner which makes different parts of the letter seem thicker.

   The right one is using "Crisp" anti-aliasing. The semi-transparent are lighter which gives it a nicer appearance when using small fonts.

   Sorry about going on about this, it's a just a pet peeve of mine.

   12 months ago

10. Uri Kelman

    @Julia Khusainova Okay. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on this one. Regardless, it's a really nice shot. I love all of your work that I've seen.

    12 months ago

11. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Uri Kelman, thanks for your comments and discussion. It's always interesting to know how other guys doing their work.

    I use Crisp all over the place but here the Sharp one looked better to me.

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    12 months ago

12. Uri Kelman

    @Julia Khusainova Fair enough. Keep up the amazing work. Very inspirational. Feel free to comment/critique any shots I post.

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    12 months ago

13. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Uri Kelman, sure thing. This is why I post my work.

    12 months ago

14. Pro Damian Hernandez

    That's a beauty!

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    12 months ago

15. Pro Dhiren Adesara

    OH ! GREAT WORK !

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    12 months ago

16. Pro Will Hurley

    Great idea nice design, I'd like to see this on mac

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    12 months ago

17. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Will Hurley, thanks!

    I've already got some job offers to design UI for Mac app since posting this shot so you probably will see in near future :)

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    12 months ago

18. Pro Creative Goat

    I need this Mac app!! looks really nice ;)

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    12 months ago

19. Richard Monk

    OK well this is just gorgeous!

    Spectacular work!! ✔✔✔

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    10 months ago

20. Pro Julia Khusainova

    Thank you for all your comments, @Richard!

    10 months ago