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  1. Kerem Suer Kerem Suer

    I'm alive.

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    3 months ago

  2. Christian Philippsen Christian Philippsen

    Cool effect, but the hamburger is a bit oversized? I would definitely give the icon an active state too.

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    3 months ago

  3. Manik Rathee Manik Rathee

    I like the effect - simple and works well.

    I agree with @Christian Philippsen that the icon should have an active state.

    Another thing to consider is to show the current page as highlighted or omit it entirely from the nav

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    3 months ago

  4. Nick Ladyzhnickov Nick Ladyzhnickov

    Awesome work!

    3 months ago

  5. Tyler Lagaly Tyler Lagaly

    I want to tap that.

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    3 months ago

  6. David Luhman David Luhman

    fat finger friendly :)

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    3 months ago

  7. Avinash Tripathi Avinash Tripathi

    good clean no fuss stuff!

    3 months ago

  8. krishnachaitanya krishnachaitanya

    cool :)

    3 months ago

  9. Mike Meyer Mike Meyer

    Seems like overkill for four nav items.

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    3 months ago

  10. Anthony Aubertin Anthony Aubertin

    Neat ;)

    3 months ago

  11. Agence Me (via Barthélémy Chalvet) Agence Me (via Barthélémy ...

    I agree with @Christian Philippsen . But it's very nice. Awesome work.

    3 months ago

  12. Raul Serrano Raul Serrano

    Goood

    3 months ago

  13. Kim Wouters Kim Wouters

    I don't think it's oversized at all. I like to have the space to tap a button instead of wishing I hit the right one. I do agree an active button state might add value. Besides that, this is looking gorgeous and has a lot of personality imo.

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    3 months ago

  14. Ed Vinicombe Ed Vinicombe

    never a fan of using sliding animation for mobile devices as most of the time the animation will appear staggered and slow to load. A simple show/hide function I feel works better!

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    3 months ago

  15. Eduardo Araya Eduardo Araya

    "Send File to Dropbox"

    3 months ago

  16. Brian Plemons Brian Plemons

    I would ditch the extra tap and just have the links beside your logo. I personally don't think there are enough links there to need a drop down menu.

    3 months ago

  17. Joao Pires Joao Pires

    Still getting the old version here.. same url?

    3 months ago

  18. Olivier Gillaizeau Olivier Gillaizeau

    Nice one, maybe just a pressed state on the top right would help ?

    3 months ago

  19. Eric Hoffman Eric Hoffman

    Nice work, tit neck.

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    3 months ago

  20. Kerem Suer Kerem Suer

    Thanks for all the love and feedback you guys! Pressed state for the menu icon is a legit feedback. However, I do not agree with some of the comments regarding the menu being overkill, too big or unnecessary for 4 items, and here's why:

    I'm not only designing a mobile experience for my portfolio site to be just responsive and functional, but I want the experience to be as simple and smooth as possible. I guess I'm trying to make up for the fact that I've had the most unresponsive site in the world for a year now. I do agree the menu is big, it's tall but not really. What I mean by that is, I designed the height for a menu row roughly 70px tall in 1x. Since this is about 26px taller than Apple's optimal tap target area, I was never convinced with the optimum to start with. I'm sure there's a good amount of research behind it, but I'm also sure coming up with these optimums, they would need to consider bunch of limitations. That being said, I don't have majority of these limitations designing my "portfolio" website. So I guess what I'm saying is, people who think the menu is a bit tall are not wrong. But it doesn't make my conscious decision of making the menu tall wrong either. It was just after a quick thought weigh-in and understanding I don't have the limitations Apple has building their platform and foundation. I have 4 items, and I don't want people to zoom in to be able to tap on those targets. I will stop mumbling now.

    Cheers to all of you who took time to give me feedback here, I really appreciate it. Group hug.

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    3 months ago

  21. Kevin Jones Kevin Jones

    I wish Dribbble was used more like this thread. The feedback and hearing @Kerem Suer's response was very valuable, both in making him think about why he's doing what he's doing and to other designers looking at his thought process.

    (also I realize the irony of not providing feedback with this post; however, i mainly going to mention the active state and say the header nav shadow looks slightly harsh and not as smooth as it could be, but it could be because it's small)

    Great job, Kerem.

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    3 months ago

  22. Christophe Tauziet Christophe Tauziet

    I love it buddy. This header looks great, and probably very easy to use and reach. Keep it up.

    3 months ago

  23. Matthew Daniels Matthew Daniels

    Big buttons ftw. I've never felt that 44px felt comfortable.

    3 months ago

  24. Jordan Winn Jordan Winn

    @Kevin Jones You should jump on Hunie then!

    3 months ago

  25. Rob Schlegel Rob Schlegel

    That a new logo?...

    3 months ago

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