I mean, have you seen a 2G, 3G or 3GS screen recently? You’d think you have some kind of eye disease. That screens sits at the bottom of a well with water covering it. No wonder a design made under those conditions is starting too look a little heavy handed.Max Rudberg, iOS subdued
Friday, May 17th
Monday, May 13th
The future of iOS design?
Tim Green takes a look at the progression of popular iOS apps as a potential clue to the level of “flatness” that iOS 7 will introduce.
I really hope iOS 7 gets “widgets,” and that they don’t look like this.
Wednesday, January 16th
Tweaks and polish happened in parallel as I finished off features; I like jumping back and forth between a few different things to let my subconscious chew on one problem while my conscious works on something else.Loren Brichter, Interview on Startup Juicer
Thursday, June 14th
New pull-to-refresh in iOS 6 Mail looks fantastic.
Monday, May 14th
While I don’t think this is the answer, I really hope these components get a redesign in iOS6.
Thursday, May 3rd
Continuing to think about Opera and Mobile, I wrote another thing about market breakdown, Opera Mini, and the value of tailoring to WebKit.
Thursday, April 12th
Teehan+Lax have, at long last, released their Retina-ready iPad GUI PSD. Longtime readers will know that I normally post whenever Teehan+Lax release one of their Photoshop-based mobile UI sets, but this one is different: With the overall resolution in the new iPad, and some of the newer elements in iOS 5.1, the scale of this project was immense (as anyone following Geoff on Twitter already knows). It’s also quite interesting that the file was made in and requires the Photoshop CS6 beta:
It’s a free download right now and, in my humble opinion, one of the best releases of Photoshop to date. Its perfect pixel snapping, grouped layer styles and a few other features enabled us to create the assets with more accuracy, yet remain remarkably editable.
You’ll have to download the PSD to see all of the detail and labor that must have gone into making it. Congrats to the team!
Friday, March 23rd
An interesting experiment with geometric eroticism, made as an iPhone app, but sadly rejected by the App Store. As consolation, you can pick up any of these t-shirts for € 32.87.
