Archive for the ‘Inspiration – Mobile’ Category

It’s that time of year again – ghosts, wolves, zombies and of course pumpkins: Halloween. Depending on where in the world you live, Halloween is celebrated in different ways, but some of the most popular traditions are trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins into jack-o’-lanterns, telling scary stories and watching horror films. Generally trying to frighten the life out of yourself and each other!

Here is a selection of Halloween wallpapers, some of which are cute, and some quite scary. They are all free, and the first wallpapers are for desktop, followed by a selection of Halloween Retina Display wallpapers for iPhone.

Responsive website design are some of the most advanced trends we can see bridging the gap between desktop and mobile. There are more Internet users on mobile devices and tablet PCs than ever before. And designers are crafty people who pick up on these statistics. There are so many great examples of modern website layouts with responsive functionality.

In this gallery below I’ve put together a complete set of websites based on a responsive design. You can find inspiration for navigation menus, headers, and completely fluid layout schemes. It will take practice but once you find success in responsive design it’s a powerful tool for web developers.

The mobile iOS App Store has seen a tremendous influx in publishers over the past year. 2012 has been a phenomenal time for app developers with new creative and unique interfaces. From this small burst of creativity we can find dozens of examples for cleaner, more intuitive user navigation menus.

As such I’d like to dedicate this article looking into some newer trends for simpler mobile app navigation. iOS designers & developers are working together blending ideas with practical functionality and programming. There are also plenty of examples for mobile apps exclusive to the Android platform. But I feel that Apple developers are always ahead of the curve, which leads to a more polished and refined user experience within the App Store.

Apple’s release of the retina mobile devices has ushered in a new age of digital graphics. Now all iPhone 4 and 4S models are built with the same physical screen size, yet using double the pixels. This means you’re looking at 326PPI instead of 163PPI(standard iPhone display).