 2 Weeks Ago | #1 |
| | iPhone/touch App I know there are a few fellow creatives on here, have any of you designed an App for the touch/iPhone? I have proposed this solution for a pitch we are going to be involved in, and the pitch partner has asked for a budget proposal, thing is, never done one and wondered what sort of design time (not developer build) these things take? It will not be a massive app, probably broken down into 4 sections. Anyone got the knowledge I need? Much appreciated. |
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| 2 Weeks Ago | #2 |
| | Don't think the process would be too different from designing a website. I'd probably spend quite some time wireframing though to make sure things work properly. Then to make it look pretty, a nice blend of the iphone UI and the brand stuff which shouldn't take too long. Don't see any reason to re-invent the wheel here, copying the iphone UI look is a good idea imo. I've got some psd's and stuff with the iphone UI if you want? |
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| 2 Weeks Ago | #4 |
| | Cheers fella, that would be useful, even if just for initial visuals. my email is tom@thedesignconspiracy.com Yeah, i was thinking it would be much like doing a micro site, design time wise, so gonna quote on it from that perspective. |
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| 2 Weeks Ago | #6 |
 | I don't think it's anything like designing a website. I've sat through the Stanford course, which was podcasted, and it isn't easy to get started. I say that as a BSc/MSc (admittedly lapsed) in computer science. Keeping the iPhone OS look and feel is your main choice, as the GUI is set out in the development framework. Getting outside of that is going to require OpenGL work, which is more akin to games development than website design. |
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| 1 Week Ago | #8 |
 | Here's an app for you. Hippy made it. |
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| 1 Week Ago | #10 | |
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Never gonna let you down, Never gonna own an iClone They're for fucking clowns. | |
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