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Skeuomorphic doesn’t mean using background images, it’s just a matter of trying to have GUI elements look and behave like physical objects would. You can do tha
by bsaul 9y ago
Skeuomorphic doesn’t mean using background images, it’s just a matter of trying to have GUI elements look and behave like physical objects would. You can do that using textures.
- scarface74 9y agoPictures of both the podcast and iBooks apps in iOS 5. https://gigaom-com.cdn.ampproject.org/ii/w680/s/gigaom.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/1/2012/10/apple-podcasts-app-804x461.jpg https://gigaom-com.cdn.ampproject.org/ii/w680/s/gigaom.com/w... How would they look if you squished it for 25%, 50% or 75% split screen view on the iPad? How would it look on the iPad Pros? In landscape? In portrait?
- bsaul 9y agoUsually what you're doing in those cases is that part of the image are stretchable and other parts are fixed. It's a technic that's been used for rounded buttons for ages, and can be applied to pretty much anything. That's also part of xcode (unless it's been removed). But generally, you can easily have those kinds of design work with any kind of screen dimensions. It won't look completely similar from one size to another, but still look realistic (bigger screen -> bigger objects, or more space between objects).