Friday, February 1st
The Button Test
This may be my favorite post on Medium so far.
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This may be my favorite post on Medium so far.
Done | Not Done is a new app from the ever-awesome Fictive Kin crew, which promises to be:
The to-do list for things you want to do, not the things you have to do.
Beyond the great looking app, the website has some excellent typography and copywriting.
Speaking of Passbook, Takahashi Alex has created some vector-based card templates and released them for free on Dribbble.
I rarely fly Delta, but the new Fly Delta app for iPad is looking fantastic. Here’s hoping Virgin picks up the pace on Passbook support.
(Source: youtube.com)
Fred Nerby has posted a design concept for Facebook on Behance which is receiving quite a bit of attention. I don’t love every decision, and the design on whole feels a bit in line with the recent MySpace redesign, but overall, the concept is well thought out and has some lovely details.
(Source: vimeo.com)
Top 24 Dribbble shots of 2012:
We’re excited about 2013, but until then, we thought it’d be fun to share the 24 most popular shots (in terms of likes received) in 2012. And here they are…
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Microsoft’s Metro branding to be replaced ‘this week’ according to internal memo
Obviously, a naming conflict doesn’t influence how much of a landmark I consider this to be for Microsoft — but damn, it was a good name.
The new outlook.com has everything I love about Windows’ new Metro UI — Clean and clear. You can tell a lot of thought went into simplifying the experience.
I hope that eventually Microsoft has the guts to bring some of this mindset to its more powerful desktop apps. Currently, Office 2013 appear to just be sporting “the look,” but unfortunately lack the refinement and focus on simplicity that makes Metro meaningful.
A nice, growing, collection of free glyphs. Includes SVG downloads, so you can easily import the icons into Icomoon or Fontello (if you’re like me and prefer webfont-based icons).