Mobile site - dining page

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1. Pro Rally Interactive (via Ben...

   A couple more sneak peeks into Snowbird's mobile site. This is the dining page layout. Check out the attachments for open and closed views for the filter.

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2. Pro Naoshad

   Amazing design

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3. Pro Alexandre Naud

   Clean and perfect!

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4. Pro Haziq Mir

   My favourite style :)

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5. Pro Timothy Whalin

   Beautiful design! I'm curious why you decided to leave the icon and meal/location at the top instead of sliding it to the right in the open position as well? Will you be doing a touch gesture in the mobile site to slide on the menu and close it again? Beautifully done, by the way.

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6. Pro Gevi Marotz

   I dig that open and close button

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7. Pro Dan Lebowitz

   Love the minimalism. Must. see. real. pixels.

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8. Pro 3magine

   Very clean. Love it.

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9. Pro Rally Interactive (via Ben...

   @Naoshad Alam @Alexandre Naud @Haziq Mir - thanks guys!

   @Timothy Whalin thanks dude! This filter is a sub menu so there probably won't be a touch gesture. I'll try and post more later on why not. Saving the touch gestures for something else :)

   @Marotz thank you sir

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10. Pro Mani

    brilliant @Rally Interactive (via Ben Cline)

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11. Ari

    Beautiful as always.

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12. Pro Rally Interactive (via Ben...

    @Dan Lebowitz thanks Dan, I attached some real pixels just for you.

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13. Pro Dan Lebowitz

    @Rally Interactive (via Ben Cline) YES! awesome, haha.

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14. Filip Walica

    Amazing!
    One thing tho - you are showing lockscreen status bar.
    You should show the one that will be really displayed when you view this webpage in the iOS Safari - http://d.pr/i/DXuk
    The real mockup would look like this then: http://d.pr/i/JVS8

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15. Pro Rally Interactive (via Ben...

    @Filip Chudzinski Thanks! You're correct in theory. However, it's actually really easy to trick the browser into hiding the top part of iOS safari when the site loads (basically auto-scroll on-load). I'm sure there are some folks that might gasp at that statement, but the user will be able to get to the safari menu quite easily. It sounds scary, but isn't :)

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16. Filip Walica

    @Rally Interactive (via Ben Cline) It is, I am sorry for misunderstanding, what I meant was that you were using the incorrect state of statusbar. In your mockup you are showing the lockscreen statusbar state (Black Translucent with lockscreen elements) instead of the correct (Default) one - http://d.pr/i/DXuk
    And again - we speak about the statusbar, not about the top addressbar.
    Just a small detail.

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17. Pro Rally Interactive (via Ben...

    @Filip Chudzinski aha! You are correct, nice catch :)

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18. Pro Tanveer Junayed 

    Amazing work Ben!

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19. Pro Kreativa Studio

    What's not to like? :)} Good job!

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20. What if? Just a thought... what if the arrow indicator was telling you the direction that you are going to be moving the menu tray, rather than showing you where menu...

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    What if?

    by Anthony Dines

    Just a thought... what if the arrow indicator was telling you the direction that you are going to be moving the menu tray, rather than showing you where menu tray is currently.

    So in the closed state, it'll point to the right indicating that tapping that icon with move it in from the left. When it is currently open, the leftwards arrow will indicate that you'll sending the tray back in that direction....

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21. Pro Michael Sevilla

    I wish more clients wanted clean and simple design.

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22. Pro Mirco Moretti

    Superlative clean and polished.

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23. Pro Emrah Demirag

    looks great.

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24. Pro Gabe Abadilla

    Nice job with the clean design, Ben!

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25. Jason Mitsios

    This is the absolute tits. Really love this.

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