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gvnix19227y@ignuit button? If you mean the swipe menu. Then the whole thing is just 2 giant buttons
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jakobev23957ymake the two buttons more decent and not so super bright colors and eventually thin lines between the "recent lookups"
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gvnix19227y@d3vnu11 without the gradient it feels a bit empty. All white bg.
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- Drop the gradient, it looks dated (have just the top bar in blue as an accent).
- The padding on input fields needs tweaking.
- It's not clear that each item in that list of interactable and just looks like text, i would use another medium to represent them. -
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Combine those: @PhilWerman @nblackburn and it should be better, its especially important to communicate the function of being able to press something on mobile, since theres no cursor indicators like on desktop, where you get away with it. -
jakobev23957y@gsharm5u look at those texts, letters like y, p.. etc are cut off a bit. play with padding, margin of text, boxes
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Open GMail, Google Now app or anything with list from Google. They tend to follow their system style guides. Try to achieve something similar if system matching design is your goal.
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ddan4ik2401yI recently found a great site that has stock photos, you can just enter thumbnail images and it will give you a huge number of photos. I always download photos here for all my projects, firstly it’s free, and secondly there are a lot of different options. This is very convenient because you can also edit photos here.
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