design, google, user interface

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich – Photoshop design startkit

14.01.12 | Permalink | Comment?

I’ve been working on an Android app design just when Google finally released Android Design guidelines (ADG). There are also metrics and grids recommendations which I find particularly useful (see http://developer.android.com/design/style/metrics-grids.html). They have a nice sample screen there, but for some reason, no PSD for download is available. I needed to create one myself anyway, [...]

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user interface, webdesign

FEEL Applications – custom iPhone, Android & HTML5 mobile apps development

27.11.11 | Permalink | Comment?

I just launched a new website of my company FEEL Applications. We focus on mobile apps development, especially HTML5 based apps, but also on native apps for iOS/iPhone/iPad and Android. See the website here – FEEL Applications – mobile applications development. The website is also optimized for mobile use, via media-queries – try it!

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apple, design, user interface

Dribbble favorites safari extension

25.07.10 | Permalink | 2 Comments

Dribbble is an invitation only service (which is great). However, when you are unregistered user, you cannot save your favorites. So I made this Safari 5 Extension which saves your favorites in your browser when you click the heart icon+link. It makes use of html5 localStorage. This means your favorites will be available to you [...]

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design, user interface

Helvetimail is here

13.09.09 | Permalink | 84 Comments

So you can finally grab the Helvetimail at josefrichter.com/helvetimail. This took a lot of time, because Gmail html, css and js are extremely messy. Does anyone know why? If you like Helvetimail, please see also my Helvetwitter. Please use discussion under this blogpost to submit comments, report problems, etc. I am aware that Helvetimail is [...]

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design, user interface

Helvetwitter to accompany Helvetireader and Helvetical

07.09.09 | Permalink | 37 Comments

Probably everyone, including me, likes Helvetireader and the new kid on the block, Helvetical. My despair with Twitter website as well as standalone clients, made me create a minimalist twitter client, using custom CSS and Fluid. Please click the icon to go to special Helvetwitter subpage. This blogpost is mainly a support for Helvetwitter. If [...]

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user interface

Helvetireader 512px mac dock icon

23.08.09 | Permalink | 8 Comments

UPDATE: Helvetwitter is out! check www.josefrichter.com/helvetwitter If you are using Helvetireader, maybe incorporated into Fluid or Mozilla Prism, you might have been looking for a nice 512px icon. As I didn’t find any nice one, I decided to make one myself. So here is the result. Feel free to donwnload and share it (please include [...]

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webdesign

IE6 no more. And IE7 and IE8…

18.08.09 | Permalink | 4 Comments

UPDATE: now with new Opera icon You may have heard about the IE 6 no more initiative. It asks webmasters to put a banner on their page, which detects Internet Explorer 6 and suggests to download ‘a modern browser’ instead. While I generally support the initiative, the banners are unusable for me. One of the [...]

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fun

Probably the best typo in history

17.07.09 | Permalink | 8 Comments

Read this letter and try to spot an amazing typo. Click on the letter to enlarge it. If you didn’t find it, click here: where is the typo?

webdesign

CSS positioning with vertical spacers

08.07.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

Making layouts in CSS is a real pain. To me it’s like cleaning toilet with a toothbrush – it can be done, you can even achieve great results, but you would probably choose different tool if you could… The community, including Eric Meyer and Shaun Inman obviously longs for a real layout system. Before we [...]

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jQuery, user interface

Clear and re-fill form fields using jQuery

17.06.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

This piece of code makes form fields more intelligent and usable. It clears the field on focus and if nothing is filled-in, it puts back the default value. There is a single line function MooTools for this, but I used jQuery elsewhere on the web, so I needed jQuery solution. But couldn’t find any good [...]

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