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Danny Keane
This is something I did late last night after installing CS6, I wanted to get to grips with it so I set out on a little experiment.
This shot shows my take on the YouTube iPhone application, the idea was to de-clutter the UI and make more use of screen real estate as well as tailoring the app towards YouTube's new style.
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11 months ago
this is really stunning! really! love every detail! awesome work!
11 months ago
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Jack Bingham
Really nice work, mate.
11 months ago
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Shaun Moynihan
Nice work man. =]
11 months ago
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Nuruzzaman Sheikh
beautiful!
11 months ago
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Graham Beer
Well done, man. Super crisp!
11 months ago
Awesome :)
11 months ago
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Davey Heuser
Looking good! the player looks amazing
11 months ago
awesome stuff!
11 months ago
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Joel Reid
Very nice. So how's CS6 vs CS5?
11 months ago
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Danny Keane
Thanks guys!
@Joel Reid I really like CS6 especially the fact that the dark interface helps put more emphasis on the canvas, I don't know if everyone though this but it helped me focus a lot more. The controls are really cool as they've added new features such as gradient dithering and have also fixed the annoying ghost pixels on shapes. I'm sure there are many more features to shout about but all in all I really like it and think that it's well worth the step up.
11 months ago
really nice bro, congrats ;)
11 months ago
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Joel Reid
Thanks for your time on the review, @Danny Keane I'm now one step closer to upgrading. Ha!
11 months ago