Friday, April 30, 2010
Designing for the iPhone and iPad - A Collection of Pre-Built GUI Kits
If you are developing interfaces for the iPhone or iPad and are looking for pre-build GUI resources, check out this comprehensive collection from Speckyboy:
Thursday, April 22, 2010
New AddThis Gallery Examples
Today we released some new examples of fun menus created using AddThis APIs. The menu above animates as the user rolls over the different sharing icons, and locks itself to the bottom of the page.
Check it out: Code | Demo
You can find out more about this implementation here: Code | Demo
We also released a version of a sharing menu that maintains a fixed position in the top left corner of the screen.
These examples and others in the AddThis Gallery were developed to help publishers understand just how completely customizable the AddThis sharing platform is – we hope you grab these, make them your own, or come up with other amazing ideas. We'd love to hear from you.
Ed: Big hat tips to Jeff and Foo for all the hard work on these!
Where do Apple, Microsoft and Google make their money?
True, it's not user experience, but it's awfully interesting. Here is a look at several very large Internet companies, and where their revenues come from. Note how little money Apple makes from software, and what an opportunity Google has going after Microsoft's Office business with online apps.
For more details, check out the original articles from the Silicon Valley Insider:
For more details, check out the original articles from the Silicon Valley Insider:
Monday, April 19, 2010
Brazilian Information Design
Here are some fantastic examples of information design from 10 Brazilian artists. Enjoy!
Info-Visualization Trough the Eyes and Talent of 10 Brazilian Designers | Inspired Magazine
Info-Visualization Trough the Eyes and Talent of 10 Brazilian Designers | Inspired Magazine
Labels:
brazil,
design management,
ia,
information design
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Designing for iPad: Reality Check
Are you designing apps for Apple's iPad? Check out this blog post from Information Architects.jp. They dig into typography, interaction design, the iPad's 3-dimensional elements and much more.
They also include a ton of interesting insights into what worked for them, what didn't, and some of the ways they experimented to get their UX right. Definitely worth checking out:
Labels:
apple,
design,
ipad,
typography,
ux
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Mobile Interface Development Tools for Android, iPhone, iPad, Palm Pre
This is a great collection of on and offline tools for developing interfaces for mobile devices, including a Photoshop file for iPad applications. Enjoy!
Mobile Interface Development: Ultimate GUI Toolbox for Android, iPhone, iPad, Palm Pre | Coding | PelFusion.com
hat tip: InspiredMag and PelFusion.com
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