In device UI design there is no substitute for viewing a design on the target display. Finally, with Google’s announcement of a real-time preview utility our designers can stop emailing PNGs to themselves.
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In 2006 I art directed issues 004 and 005 of FontShop’s magazine, Font. I had forgotten how much fun it was to be given so much free reign in a publication. And I’m delighted to find a full PDF for download.
So you built an iPhone app. People can take your brand anywhere they go. But do they? And where do you go from here? Have apps delivered the value you expected from mobile?
Punchcut’s UI projects range from HVGA mobile devices with touchscreens to high-definition televisions with 5-way input. We are constantly addressing new screen sizes and evolving form factors. Over the years, a number of considerations and tools have enabled us to approach each device efficiently and thoughtfully. Here are a few insights, and a set of tools we would like to share: (via Pixel Proliferation: A Toolset For Managing Screen Resolutions | Punchcut)
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