Searching on Universal Subtitles (web app interface UI UX)
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looking good!
over 2 years ago
I really like how the inner button seems to pop more when the button is down. Is the ridge-line of the bottom of the search button just a little to close to the same as the button border. Gives me just a "off-ness". The field is rad; soft shadow comes in great and the lower ridge-line is bomb.
over 2 years ago
This is great Morgan!
over 2 years ago
Love that search button.
over 2 years ago
Thanks dudes! This is CSS BTW.
over 2 years ago
Just when I thought my jaw wouldn't drop any lower you go and post that comment. Will this be live? I'd love to see it.
over 2 years ago
Yeah, searching will be up in the next few weeks. Glad you like it.
over 2 years ago
Morgan never fails to impress.
over 2 years ago
That looks great for photoshop let alone all CSS.
over 2 years ago
Sweeet stuff my man! I think a highlight on the bottom edge of the pressed "Search Title Only"-button would do it good :)
over 2 years ago
You guys are crazy nice. Stoked that you like it!
Pontus! It's there buddy, unfortunately the white gradient in the background is camouflaging it.
over 2 years ago
Proooooooooooof - http://grab.by/7Q9C
over 2 years ago
Sexy interface work as usual.
over 2 years ago
OMG, it's there! Your honor, I drop my charges! :)
Could you darken the gradient then? Just a tinsy bit to make the highlight pop out? It looks kinda blurry with no discernable edge...
over 2 years ago
I love your work.
over 2 years ago
That means a lot Rogie, because I love your work too.
over 2 years ago
Search button colors are a bit awkward for me. I know what you're going for, but I think some small tweaks to brighten it up could do wonders.
over 2 years ago
It would be cool if those two buttons were joined visually, like a sort of toggle switch between "title only" and "full text." They are related to each other, and activating the one deactivates the other (right?).
Also, that search button has some funk going on with the shadow. Probably needs a white drop shadow underneath to match the input next to it.
Nice work on the CSS! Isn’t CSS3 the shiz??!
over 2 years ago
Great idea Mike! I'm going to have to try it.
I think I like the search button. I know the shadow blends a little bit, but that was my intention.
I would love to see a rebound of anyone thoughts on the search button.
over 2 years ago
My only beef is that you lose the sharpness of the button. Dark + light + dark is crisper.
over 2 years ago
Rebound
Feedback for “Searching on Universal Subtitles”
by Mike Meyer
Morgan: these is a rough idea of what I was talking about.
The shadow looked strange on the button, and didn’t really make sense, since if this were in Real Life, the button would probably be flush with the surface it’s on. but it would have an obvious edge which becomes more apparent once the button is depressed.
The “search full text” would probably need some other treatment besides dimming it. Looking at it now, the dimmed state looks almost disabled.
over 2 years ago
Rebound
Modded Search Button
by Chris Wallace!
I think this feels a bit more natural.
over 2 years ago
The only think I would say is that for me is a little bit weird to have these options out of the search box. At the end - If I've understood it- they are changing the search focus, right?
On the other hand, visually this is amazing
over 2 years ago
I think the colors of the search button are perfect as is, just maybe clean up that shadow a bit. Beautiful!
over 2 years ago
That's a very good point Sergio! Though, this little bit resides only on the search page. So, I'm sure it's not confusing.
Thanks Travis.
over 2 years ago