Refresh burst animation

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  1. Pro Max Rudberg Max Rudberg

    I really enjoy Apple's take on pull to refresh. However, I feel they could have maintained their metaphor slightly better. They use a refresh arrow in the bubble only to replace it by a spinner once it's refreshing.

    This animation tweak makes the bubble burst when it hits the navigation bar, setting loose the arrow which starts to spin. When it's finished refreshing it goes down the drain.

    Be sure to watch the attached movie for 1:1, 60 fps glory.

    Graphics © Apple, Inc – This is purely fan art.

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    8 months ago

  2. Pro Jamie Wilson Jamie Wilson

    Lovely attention to detail!

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    8 months ago

  3. Pro Oliver Whitehall Oliver Whitehall

    Genius.

    8 months ago

  4. Pro Pavel Zeifart Pavel Zeifart

    Cool, I love the "splash" effect! By the way, you can do fluent animation by importing mov file into photoshop and then exporting as a gif.

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    8 months ago

  5. Pro Andrea Cau Andrea Cau

    Lovely :)

    8 months ago

  6. Pro Max Rudberg Max Rudberg

    @Pavel Zeifart I imported a png sequence rendered at 30 fps, but playback in Safari and Chrome on Mac was subpar so I figured it was better to attach a movie instead. Would importing a movie give a different result?

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    8 months ago

  7. Manfred Albrecht Manfred Albrecht

    cool tweak @Max Rudberg

    8 months ago

  8. Sam Mularczyk Sam Mularczyk

    Beautiful, but there's an issue here... pull to refresh traditionally only activates once you let go of the content, so you can decide not to refresh if you really want to, and you can't activate it by accident. The "bubble burst" doesn't make sense in terms of that interaction because it relies on only pulling down the content to a point to activate it, which is different and may surprise people

    Love how the bubble "sprays" though, and how the arrow "drains". You've got brilliant attention to detail!

    8 months ago

  9. Pro Max Rudberg Max Rudberg

    @Sam Mularczyk That's how Apple's implementation works. It refreshes after you've passed a threshold, not after releasing. I think it makes a lot of sense because this is not a destructive action so there is no need to "undo" or avoid activating it.

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    8 months ago

  10. Pro Pavel Zeifart Pavel Zeifart

    @Max Rudberg Importing a 30fps movie and than exporting as gif gives me this result http://dribbble.com/shots/739107 ,so maybe yes :)

    8 months ago

  11. Pro Max Rudberg Max Rudberg

    @Pavel Zeifart Oh, next time then :)

    8 months ago

  12. Pro Joel Helin Joel Helin

    WHOA!

    8 months ago

  13. Pro Vee-O Vee-O

    Awesome indeed, I love this one as well: http://cl.ly/image/380x0w2w0M0P from "Foodspotting App"

    8 months ago

  14. Pro Pedja Rusic Pedja Rusic

    I can see this happen' in cydia soon :)

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    8 months ago

  15. Pro Bady Bady

    Tbh, I still like what apple has. But this is a good idea too :)

    8 months ago

  16. henrymaxm הנרי henrymaxm הנרי

    Nice, I can ever hear the bubble burst. Detail is key.

    8 months ago

  17. Pro jonathan olsen jonathan olsen

    Really fun concept! Well done.

    8 months ago

  18. Pro Michal Vasko Michal Vasko

    pretty sweet!

    8 months ago

  19. NSElvis NSElvis

    Crap, I love this stuff.

    8 months ago

  20. Sam Mularczyk Sam Mularczyk

    @Max Rudberg Ah okay! Sorry for the confusion - as you can probably tell I haven't actually updated to iOS 6 (because I CAN'T ARGH)

    In that case then, no complaints! It's awesome.

    8 months ago

  21. Jani Muikku Jani Muikku

    I studied that animation the other day. This is a great tweak!

    8 months ago

  22. Sebastiaan de With Sebastiaan de With

    Super cute idea, but a bit too 'violent' for me.

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    8 months ago

  23. Pro Edward Scherf Edward Scherf

    Love it.

    8 months ago

  24. Dario Carella Dario Carella

    WoW! you are a genius!

    8 months ago

  25. Pro Jordan Vitanov Jordan Vitanov

    :) cool

    8 months ago

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