Hi, I'm Nick Clement Design Director of Made Studio.
This is a log of UI examples past, present and future to help document my User Experience, Interaction Design and Interface Design research.
You can find more about me at www.madestudio.co.uk
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Future of Screen Technology (by TATMobileUI)
Hi (by Multitouch Barcelona)
Multitouch Space Invaders Demo (by Multitouch Barcelona)
This iOS 5 Photoshop template makes it easy to mockup retina display iPhone apps.
Microsoft Futures - Productivity
Designing for iPad: Reality Check
There’s no need to submit yourself to those harsh dressing room fluorescent lights now that Zugara’s augmented reality dressing room app, Fashionista, has made it into the real world. The app is now being put to use on the online shopping site tobi.com. Shoppers use an AR marker to help them get into the right fitting position. With a simple flick of the wrist they can see how they fare in the site’s different fashions. If shoppers can’t decide if that bright pinks dress makes them look fat, they can take a picture and upload it to Facebook to get friends’ opinions. Zugara: Fashionista - Interactive (video) - Creativity Online
Photoshop.com Mobile features a photo browser
Adobe Systems Inc. has launched the Photoshop.com Mobile for Android software, extending digital-imaging technology to users of Google’s operating system.
The release comes less than a month after the launch of Photoshop.com Mobile for Apple’s iPhone, which has become one of the “Top Free” applications in the App Store. The Android application equips consumers with image-editing tools, color adjustments and photo-sharing capabilities.
“With Photoshop.com for Android, Adobe wants to provide users with a quick and effective way to improve photos right on their mobile device,” said Geoff Baum, director of product management and marketing for Photoshop.com at Adobe Systems, San Jose, CA.
“We designed the user experience to take advantage of the capabilities of the Android OS, including editing capabilities specifically tailored for the type of cameras found on Android-based phones,” he said. “We also wanted to be sure edited photos could be easily shared and viewed directly on the phone, or from any online computer.
“We understand that Photoshop.com users are more frequently using their Android phones as cameras, and we wanted to give them a device-based tool to extend and complement the capabilities of their Photoshop.com accounts.”
R. Clayton Miller’s 10/GUI is probably one of the most dramatic reimaginations of the desktop user interface I’ve seen in a long time. This concept proposes a multitouch interaction system that does not require a multitouch screen (and thus does not have to deal with all the problems such a screen causes), but instead uses a multitouch area near the keyboard. The proposed graphical user interface makes full use of this multitouch area. Watch the video, it’s definitely worth your time.
TapFancy – An iPhone app design showcase and gallery
TapFancy is a showcase for the very best in iPhone and iPod Touch application design.
