iOS 7 Crystal Interface Concept Applied to Game Center [Image]
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Posted January 15, 2013 at 7:39pm by iClarified
Designer Adrian Maciburko has applied a crystal interface concept to Apple's Game Center.
Some time ago I started to explore a crystal interface concept for iOS 7. I initially looked at the iOS notes app. Another app that I explored and applied the crystal interface concept to recently is the game center app. I believe the game center app would benefit by changing to a slide out nav instead of the tab bar. The reason for this is that “Me tab” and “Friend requests tab” have a lower frequency of use, unlike in say the app store app where you move between featured, updates, top charts and search frequently when using the app, so in that case the tab bar makes sense.
With Jonathan Ive taking on the responsibility for Human Interface design at Apple it's thought that he may drop the skeuomorphism in iOS 7 for a cleaner look.
Check out Maciburko's concept below and let us know what you think in the comments.
hej! didn't knew the facebook app had game center too? c'mon looks pretty but so does the facebook app. its just the same. i bet that if you press that button on the top something like facebook chat will appear... next time? go for something revolutionairy like the mac os x install videos? something cools:P
I dont like it. I prefer the original, the original seens like more serious interface. And this one is more like Jellybean. Good try but i bet this is not like Apple designers is looking for.
Oooh wow, they changed the color and moved the menu to look like android... Wow, so innovative... They must think that they are so important and innovative that they have to tell everyone about it.
Make sure they tell everyone the next time they change the font. Because it's so revolutionary.
As for someone who stereotypes people who make counter arguments to someone who makes hate statements about apple or android. Not everyone who does that are fanboys. Well obviously, majority are but not all. I was here to make corrective comment. I was promoting reading articles before making baseless statements. I'm not into "your camp vs my camp". You commented about the fanboys, not about the article. You can't deny that the person behind "Wow" obviously refers to Apple when he said "they".