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14 Responses

1. ssɐquʞunɹp

   Low res shot(non retina) of an iOS app we are working on. First upload to dribbble so i felt like sharing.

   over 2 years ago

2. Pro Johnny Waterman

   looks nice dude.

   over 2 years ago

3. ssɐquʞunɹp

   Thanks. Your stuff is nice. I need to spend more QT in ps(I spend my time programming). It's been a while.

   over 2 years ago

4. Pro Simon Gustavsson

   Looks sweet! :D

   over 2 years ago

5. Pro Robert Padbury

   Solid work!

   over 2 years ago

6. Pro Sascha Michael Trinkaus

   Very organic feel to this :) Great work! Welcome to dribbble!

   over 2 years ago

7. Pro James Bergen Plummer

   Nice textures! Welcome to dribble!

   over 2 years ago

8. Robbie Pearce

   It's great, but I just don't see how the wood texture is relevant. Even the small snippet of the droplr logo there is clashing, and I feel it will look worse on full view. Looks like you're trying to hard IMO.

   over 2 years ago

9. Pro Stan Grinapol

   Welcome to dribble, great first shot.

   over 2 years ago

10. ssɐquʞunɹp

    @Robbie, this isnt the main ui. this is "revealed" by swiping on a table that has bookshelves. the droplr logo is sitting on the "top shelf"
    It might just seem like overuse of wood (and it probably is, and ui overkill for this apps function) but it really needs to be judged in the full context of the UI/UX to understand how it fits.

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    over 2 years ago

11. Pro Morgan Allan Knutson

    That looks fuggin great!

    over 2 years ago

12. Pro Peter Fabricius

    Great stuff man, loving it.

    over 2 years ago

13. Danny Outlaw

    Cool. Whats with the dropplr icon though?

    over 2 years ago

14. ssɐquʞunɹp

    Danny. this app is a manager for many cloud based services. You could manage dropbox, droplr, cloudapp, amazons3, etc all in one app and have the same functionality for each of them.

    Example. amazon s3 buckets dont have all the nice stuff cloudapp has for uploading file types and creating shortlinks etc.
    So this app tries to fill in any gaps where one service has a cool feature that another doesnt have.

    over 2 years ago