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Christopher Paul
coming soon...
10 months ago
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Jake Rocheleau
very nice tabs!
10 months ago
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Jordan Vitanov
Cool !!
10 months ago
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Steve Lowtwait
I love the leather (especially the color) but I'm not feeling the wood. Leather and wood feels like furniture or car interiors to me, not a credit card app. Maybe the wood doesn't feel high end enough. It seems dull and soft. Maybe try giving it some gloss.
Regardless, it's still solid work!
10 months ago
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patrick spiers
Great use of color, I think those would be close to complementary or inversions of each other.
10 months ago
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Ricardo Salazar
Nice UI
10 months ago
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Nigel Evans
looks good, just not totally sure about the opacity of the texture
10 months ago
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Christopher Paul
Thanks for the feedback everybody!
@Steve Lowtwait good observation. definitely something I'll keep in mind while I'm making changes :)
@Nigel Evans scaling it down for the shot doesn't do it justice. But good eye!
10 months ago
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Brian Simpson
For what you do you do very very well. I must say though that I feel like I've seen this before. Not that you've copied anyone or anything like that...but that maybe the whole leather/wood scheme with the "Cardify" typeface is all too familiar because it's been done enough before. Could be a good thing or a bad thing depending on who your client is.
10 months ago
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Christopher Paul
@Brian Simpson - i guess you could make that argument for a number of things. The way I see it, certain analogs go with certain desired user experiences. I'm not trying to reinvent the wheel every time I make an interface. I have to find a balance between the emotion I try and evoke to the user through the interface and the wants of the client mixed with what's right for the product. In this case, I decided to evoke a "premium feel" with the use of leather and wood textures. This, mixed with the intended audience, and what the app's intended use is, feels right to me. I don't get overly concerned with if it's been done before (excluding obvious visual cliches) so much as if it fits the project.
10 months ago
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Nigel Evans
@Christopher Paul - Welcome :)
10 months ago