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So I have been thinking about a little utility app for interacting with real life devices (like doors, windows, shutters) using iOS and Arduino and Raspberry Pi for interfacing with the hardware.
Apologies for the super ugly animation (check the attached gif file for real pixels) :)
Thanks to Erik Deiner and Rachel Groves for their inspiring cards.
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5 months ago
Thats something im working on as well, one Arduino Uno and two Raspberry Pi's but its more of a connected device :)
5 months ago
I really like the concept mate!
My 2 cents... I think you don't need that inlay border... you know, when the card is there, it looks like it's in front of the paging controller with that drop shadow, and when it's go up, there is a hole... I think you don't need that, and it'll looks cleaner too!
5 months ago
mmm redefine de innershadow in the "card case" and in the key ;)
5 months ago
Wow!
5 months ago
I actually have a question... I have tried to get a good animation at an angle on a screen like this shot, but never get it quite right. How did you go about doing this? If you don't mind me asking that is. haha
5 months ago
Awesome Work!
5 months ago
Spectacul-card!!! :)
5 months ago
Looks great man :)
5 months ago
awesome idea!
5 months ago
Amazing man! @Fabio Basile
5 months ago
That's super nice. I kinda agree with @Juan Carlos Ferraris though, don't think this shadow is very useful. Might be worth trying to get rid of it and see if it looks better (it may not).
Amazing work, once again.
5 months ago
Gool!
5 months ago
Great work!
5 months ago
Drooooooollll!
4 months ago
@Fabio Basile Just incredible. Love all the styling and a great idea.
4 months ago