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Drawing the native/web line in Basecamp for iPhone
Some of my favorite feedback on Basecamp for iPhone has been that the app feels wicked fast, and all native. The app actually is a mix of web and native UI, but it’s difficult to see where the line is drawn. The majority of the content shown in the app is web: From the login screen, to posting a message, and even uploading photos on a comment, that’s all done using UIWebView. Chrome inspired us th
func09 2013/02/20
Basecampのネイティブアプリは、ハイブリッド。アプリ内のネイティブとWebViewの境界について。
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Basecamp Next: UI preview
When we started thinking about the design of the all new Basecamp, we had three key things in mind: Speed Big picture Focus With that in mind, and many experiments later, we came up with a unique interface that is crazy fast, excellent for big picture broad overviews, and perfectly tailored for quick focus with no distractions. We call it page stacking and we think you’re going to love it. Here’s
func09 2012/02/24
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The first step is to start
Many people ask me, “How can I get started in web design?” or, “What skills do I need to start making web applications?” While it would be easy to recommend stacks of books, and dozens of articles with 55 tips for being 115% better than the next guy, the truth is that you don’t need learn anything new in order to begin. The most important thing is simply to start. Start making something. If you wa
func09 2010/11/04
新しいことを学ぶのに一番大事なことは「まず始める」ということ

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Customizing web forms with CSS3 and WebKit
Last week, we shared a few things we’d learned about UI in mobile WebKit browsers. In that post we touched briefly on the idea of using CSS3 to make form inputs that look and feel the same in all WebKit browsers across platforms. Today I’d like to share some specific examples of how we did that. Getting started Customizing form elements in WebKit browsers all starts with applying the -webkit-appea
func09 2010/10/26
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