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Am I missing something? I'd like to get my hands on the templates, mocks, wirefames, etc. Let me play with those (as a designer) and I'll be able to better foll
by georgechen 15y ago
Am I missing something? I'd like to get my hands on the templates, mocks, wirefames, etc. Let me play with those (as a designer) and I'll be able to better follow the specs and guidelines.
Note: Microsoft (for once) actually one-up Big G. here. They provide the PSD and fonts for Windows Phone 7 on MSDN + the UX Guidelines.
Also, for Apple, 3rd party made all the PSD and templates for them...
- mdwrigh2 15y agoThere's some third party work done for Android as well: http://designmodo.com/android-kits-developers/ http://designmodo.com/android-kits-developers/
- georgechen 15y agoThanks. Nice. But since Big. G. is heavily pushing ICS, they should really put the ICS files up there.
- amirkhella 15y agoI've recently updated Keynotopia templates to include Android ICS UI components for Keynote and PowerPoint (http://keynotopia.com/android-prototyping-templates/ http://keynotopia.com/android-prototyping-templates/)
- nielsandersen 15y agoGreat resources on your site. Should you ever feel inclined to port your stuff to Axure you have at least one paying customer right here.
- njs12345 15y agoOne of the nice features of the Android hierarchy viewer (provided with the Android SDK) is that it lets you dump your app's visual structure as a PSD with layers - very useful for working with a designer. Ask your developer!
- georgechen 15y agoI will! Thanks! I assume that's new in ICS?
- njs12345 15y agoActually, it's been around for a while. The tool is kinda unpolished, but quite useful..
- nextparadigms 15y agoI agree. I don't understand why they aren't linking to those resources as well, or maybe I missed them.