Pixate promises app UI production in pure CSS
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Pixate promises app UI production in pure CSS
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#3Photoshop is awful for designing UIs
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#5I think a better approach would be to fill in the gaps between what a graphic designer is used to (Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks), and the UI tools that the different platforms offer - Interface Builder and the XML Layout editor for Android.
Interface Builder is definitely visual enough for designers, but most of the "cool" effects for modern iOS apps can't be done purely through Interface Builder.
The Android Layout Editor in Eclipse has a lot more control over features, but I wouldn't expect graphic designers to start creating drawables in XML either.
My thoughts would be to work within the Photoshop ecosystem - a plugin that exported XIBs and Layout XML would probably be the easiest way to go.
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#6$200,000 doesn't seem an awful lot for 3 software engineers and a graphic designer, including premises, utilities and IT.
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#7This seems like it's going about solving mobile UI problems backwards. I think a better approach would be to fill in the gaps between what a graphic designer is used to (Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks), and the UI tools that the different platforms offer - Interface Builder and the XML Layout editor for Android. Interface Builder is definitely visual enough for designers, but most of the "cool" effects for modern…
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#9Photoshop is awful for designing UIs
Re: Pixate promises app UI production in pure CSS
#10This seems like it's going about solving mobile UI problems backwards. I think a better approach would be to fill in the gaps between what a graphic designer is used to (Photoshop, Illustrator, Fireworks), and the UI tools that the different platforms offer - Interface Builder and the XML Layout editor for Android. Interface Builder is definitely visual enough for designers, but most of the "cool" effects for modern…
I agree. CSS Hat currently does this for CSS ( http://csshat.com/ ), but it would truly be great there was a "CSS Hat for native mobile" UI's.