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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Mailer Unfold about 13 hours ago

    @gildedsplinter thanks. Yeah, I’ll do some actual testing tomorrow. I reckon max 10-20% of the top bar will interfere with the notification area. I’ll be really bummed the interference is bigger than that.

    We’ll see tomorrow…

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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Mailer Unfold about 15 hours ago

    @Alessio Atzeni I’m trying to steer away from gradients, shadows, inset, etc. effects as I believe we’re entering a new stage that doesn’t have these effects (remember the web 2.0 look and glossy buttons?)

    The only elements that have an inset effect in the app are the dividing lines and the stars (thinking of removing it from the stars)

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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Mailer Unfold about 16 hours ago

    @Alessio Atzeni thanks, which notification?

    @Yaroslav Patrikeev I was 50-50 whether to use “labels” or “important&starred”. Do you use labels more than those two?

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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Mailer Unfold about 16 hours ago

    @Adrien Rochet you mean in Photoshop? Use the perspective tool. Edit>Transform>Perspective

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    Pro _mg_3827 Dribbbled Mailer Unfold about 17 hours ago
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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Mailer Unfold about 17 hours ago

    The main menu interface of the Mailer app. View the attachment for bigger size.

    To view the main menu, you have to swipe down from the top bar (“Mailer” + “compose” icon). The menu with all the options unfolds and occupies the full screen, pushing the emails down.

    To close the menu, swipe up (fold) or tap on any link of the menu. Or you can tap the “mailer” logo to be redirected to the inbox, closing the menu.

    Any thoughts?

    Mailer on Twitter: @rnailerapp

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    Pro _mg_3827 Commented on Dribbble iPhone Login 1 day ago

    Cool shot @Robin Kylander. Some criticism: I don’t get why there are two (identical) balls for the input fields. I’d make the input fields look lees like a button (i.e. reverse the gradient). And lastly, I’d remove the underline from the Twitter link (it doesn’t match the design).

    Well done, though! :)