Paypal OSX

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1. Pro Julia Khusainova

   Imagine there is a Universe where Paypal has a desktop app and it's UI friendly and customizable.

   And one day user wants to buy a 10 downloads pack on Spotify. Would you use such an app? :)

   P.S. I just got some free time and wanted to make a world a bit more UI friendly. I chose Paypal as its UI is literally killing me.

   P.S.S. Some of you guys might say that radios look more like a check boxes here but please not they I have squared elemenst everywhere here rather than circles so I made those squares as well for consistency. I like consistency. Also once user clicks them he'll know they are radios. And they don't bite. I think.

   P.S.S.S. You can follow me on Twitter if you like.

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   10 months ago

2. Pro Ionut Zamfir

   Awesome!

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3. Pro Mitya Neradzinsky

   cool mini "+"&"-" buttons!

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4. Pro Logan Johnson

   Looks great! And I'm just glad that Paypal finally got around to taking their website out of 1999...

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5. Pro Nuruzzaman Sheikh

   lovely work mate! Yes, I'll use this but practically this app interface isn't suitable for PayPal users. Because most of them are senior citizens and some of them are greatest senior citizens around the world. So, then need something more simpler and readable + legible interface. I like it for practice :)

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   10 months ago

6. Pro Joao Pires

   Great details Julia. Just not sure about the size/style of the cross in the top left corner. Doesn't seem to match the overall language.

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7. Pro Aleksandar Djuric

   Great idea, nice work.

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8. Pro Julia Khusainova

   Wow, so much comments already! Thank you, friends :)

   @Mitya Neradzinsky Glad you've mentioned that. It was a bit tricky to make them so tiny and still recognizable.

   @Logan Johnson Haha yeah :)

   @Nuruzzaman Sheikh Then I guess we should at least have a choice who wants which style. And it's up to you whether install the app.

   @Joao Pires Hmmm, not sure exactly what you mean?

   @Ionut Zamfir, @Aleksandar Djuric You guys rock! :)

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9. Pro Aleksandar Djuric

   @Julia Khusainova ^ ^

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10. Pro Joao Pires

    Here you go Julia, done this quickly, feels like it should match the language of the arrow of the submit button and the tick box. Just a suggestion though. Less rounded, more pointy. http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2qnnpj4&s=6

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11. Pro Julia Khusainova

    Thank you @Joao for putting it together.

    I'd love to have a look but this service asks me for my phone number to view the file o_O

    10 months ago

12. Pro Joao Pires

    Sorry, try this one http://s11.postimage.org/lu70i3vtv/example.png

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13. Pro Julia Khusainova

    Yep works now, thank you! It looks good tho it's now smaller than the cog icon. Gotta be adjusted to much I believe.

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14. Pro Joao Pires

    Think so too, the cog looks too big. But if you imagine it smaller, i think the whole ui looks better.

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15. Pro Toby Kick

    Very cool, very modern, very very nice! I just can't say it as often enough: awesome work as always!

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16. Arun Kumar Dadhwal

    Oh Gorgeous! what else I can say...

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17. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Toby Kick, @Arun Kumar Dadhwal thank you guys! You're too kind :)

    10 months ago

18. Stratos Iordanidis

    Beautiful!
    Did you try a full rounded button? (talking about the orange one)

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19. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Stratos Iordanidis I like it this way - I'm after uniqueness :)

    We have lots of rounded buttons and I thought here it makes sense to design it one way.

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20. Jonas Villmow

    1. Why is there a slider for "Bill me later" instead of a check box? Both have the same purpose, and you already decided you want to use check boxes
    2. The dashed line under the email makes no practical sense, as the adress is already written bigger and bold.
    3. Too many different type sizes, which also lack contrast in size.

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21. Pro Julia Khusainova

    @Jonas Villmow

    1. If you read my very first comment you would noticed I mentioned these are *not* check boxes. To me it makes sense to have "Bill me later" as a slider.

    2. It has practical sense because if you ever used Paypal you know the email can be changed before sending the payment (they have input field for that). So dashed line makes it obvious the email actually clickable. Once clicked the popup appears to update the email.

    3. I have no idea what you mean here. Generally there are 3 sizes:

    - email (main, the receiver)
    - normal font size for the text
    - "Bill me later" (information purposes, Paypal related)

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22. Pro Dhiren Adesara

    Really nice work @Julia Khusainova

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23. Jonas Villmow

    @Julia Khusainova
    1. I did read it. If it is not a check box, but is actually looking like one, there is a problem.
    2. That does make sense, although I rather connect a non-dashed line with a link, but maybe that is just me.
    3. There is very few text here, and you do not need 3 different sizes for this purpose. You can actually set a whole book with just one size. By contrast I mean: If you use different sizes, the difference should be more obvious.

    I want to add that I do not hate you, I just give feedback :)

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24. Pro Julia Khusainova

    3. Now I get what you mean by "obvious contrast". Will give it another thought.

    Thanks for the feedback @Jonas Villmow! :)

    10 months ago

25. Stratos Iordanidis

    @Julia Khusainova It's not bad but it's like missing something ... it's like the rest of a button.

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