| Scientist | Hematology |
still thinking about those sliding views and that notepad tucked behind the UI
thank you @macstories for the archive (https://www.macstories.net/ipad/twitter-for-ipad-review/)
Last night I stayed up late to check out Ping in iTunes 10 and catch up with the news I missed during the day. That’s what usually happens when Apple holds an event, not to mention the video livestream. I missed 3 hours of tweets while trying to download iTunes 10 and reading through all
Hello Friends,
Wanted to make a note that our current roadmap is on our website: https://tapbots.com/ivory/#roadmap
We are a small company of 3 people and only 1 of us replies on this account. Between all the emails and messages here, it's hard to always answer everyone, but we do our best. If your question doesn't get answered here, it's not because we don't care. It's just impossible to always be around to answer everyone. Feel free to send us an email if you don’t get a response here. Thank you! 🙂
I don’t think we need the skeuomorphic design from Mac OS Lion but at least make controls look somewhat physical with more depth with added lighting and shadows. Fuck, even Windows 98 looks hella more usable than macOS “design” these days.
Ignore the brushed metal but when you look at this, you can clearly tell what’s a control and what isn’t. This is not the case with design today.
I've had the idea for a weird kind of Twitter client for years. With Mastodon being all open, I've decided to do the experiment:
What if your Timeline looked like iMessage. A normal timeline confuses me to no end because everything is out of context.
My experiment, Ebou, is a Mastodon client that looks like iMessage. Conversations are grouped by friends and sorted by recent postings.
It is super basic right now, but this already feels much more natural to me 😀
Frederique.png is a painter🎨
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