@Samuel Couto The only issue with the dots concept is that most people swipe between them. Since the map also supports swipe, you have competing gestures.
@DavidChallenge Accepted! Just kidding :)
But you're right! It does bring up some incompatibilities in terms of gestures, I didn't thought of that... Anyway, that would be a rad interaction! :)
@David Browning@Samuel Couto Good points. The thinking here is that you actually have to tap the map to interact with it (it will blow up to full screen where it will be fully useful) Theoretically in this view you could have a swipe gesture on top of that. We shall see though.
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Rally Interactive (via Ben...
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More map pins and grammatically incorrect FPO copy... yippee
4 months ago
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Samuel Couto
The two dots to alternate between list view and map view? ;)
That would be cool!
4 months ago
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Haziq Mir
*tilts head to the left*
4 months ago
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Rally Interactive (via Ben...
@Haziq Mir haha, you always crack me up
@Samuel Couto actually it will be between a photo and map view... possibly... but your idea is rad too!
4 months ago
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Chad Casper
Pretty fresh Ben, loving the colors you chose for the pins!
4 months ago
looks nice :)
4 months ago
@Samuel Couto The only issue with the dots concept is that most people swipe between them. Since the map also supports swipe, you have competing gestures.
4 months ago
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Samuel Couto
@David Challenge Accepted!
Just kidding :)
But you're right! It does bring up some incompatibilities in terms of gestures, I didn't thought of that... Anyway, that would be a rad interaction! :)
4 months ago
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JARED KRAUSE
This is amazing too.
4 months ago
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Marko Jotic
Great colors dude! :)
4 months ago
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Phil Coffman
Custom-colored Google map?
4 months ago
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@David Browning @Samuel Couto Good points. The thinking here is that you actually have to tap the map to interact with it (it will blow up to full screen where it will be fully useful) Theoretically in this view you could have a swipe gesture on top of that. We shall see though.
@Phil Coffman nah, no google maps for this thing :)
4 months ago
Awesome work ! Featured here : http://pixelate.edenpulse.com/best-of-dribbble-shots-2/
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