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UI Design: Redesigning & Preparing Alignments

November 5, 2015|

Recently Townske released it’s new iOS app and I thought of re-creating the design in Photoshop. Going through the design was fun and figuring out the type, colors and layout was interesting into knowing the design thought that goes to it. When it comes to redesigning another app, there are some tips I would like to share that will help rapidly prototype your UI. First, is take screenshots of the app on your phone and upload it into Photoshop. Secondly, open up tabs (I suggest you bookmark it in a folder) on your web browser of Stock Photos, Font Finder and Icon Finder. Once you have this set up, it’s time to bring up your iPhone template and start aligning by creating Guides. Check Preferences if your units and rulers are set to Pixels and Points. View > New Guide Bring in the screenshot you had snapped and use the… read more

Wireframing for iOS Devices – Free Kit!

October 20, 2015|

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Wireframes keep your design focused on the form and functionality of your application. It should point directly clear iOS towards its navigation and organization of information. But building it for your screens can be tedious if you don’t have a quick way of prototyping of having your icons and buttons in place. I decided to create a kit that takes this pain out in a Adobe Illustrator layout. I’ve set the tools – lines, bars, text inputs, icons etc in an order with an iPhone 5s mockup. It took me all night till 3am, but I enjoyed the process and was simply glued to the screen. The icons are provided by freepik – an amazing source of tons of icon! 成果報告 I downloaded the pack, and select the icons that I will be using most of the time. Then, I created basic boxes, ellipses and lines that will be used… read more

UI Changes in iOS 9.0

October 16, 2015|

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I’ve Starting been trying to get back to gear after the accident. I did a little cleaning up UI on my UI cheap nba jerseys files Animating and thinking of a more intuitive workflow. I have heard from a friend that since upgrading to iOS 9.0 the speed on her iPhone 5 has improved <a href="http://fedaes antabuse tablets 500mg.org/jornadas-cientificas-convivencia-2014/”>científicas a lot. I did not upgrade mine, so I decided to give it a try. And yes… it does speed up my phone. Battery life? Not too sure about that as of now. So, iOS 9.0 has made some changes into improving its user interface. One of the biggest change would be the use of San Francisco font instead of Helvetica Neue. I like the font as it appears light, but yet elegantly strong. Alert sheets are also wholesale jerseys a little Tile more wholesale mlb jerseys rounder and there are… read more