by Marc Maset
Empty states. Or to put it another way, what do you show when a view is devoid of any content? This is an area that not all apps account for. The ones that do though, not only improve the end-user experience but also feel more… complete? Here’s some examples of empty states. 1. NetNewsWire (a great RSS …
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If you’re creating a macOS app, the About screen is that place where you get to “sign” your work. It is also the place where most developers will link to their personal web, thank contributors, etc. For me, it’s one of the areas I work on last… When I get to it, it always feels great. …
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As I was working on cell badges indicating the number of to-dos pending for a given card it hit me… The approach I was taking was good, it gave relevant and timely information… But could be much better: what if the flag changes color when you have a to-do overdue, due today, tomorrow or soon? This …