Une interface pour iPhone/iPod pour cyberpresse

By Heri Nov 23rd 2007 in Design

iphone cyberpresse Cyberpresse vient juste de sortir une interface simplifiée et optimisée pour les utilisateurs d’iPhone ou iPod Touch disponible sur apple.cyberpresse.ca Les visiteurs n’ont donc plus besoin de “pincher” et de cliquer sur des liens miniscules. De plus, les photos sont aussi reformatées pour s’adapter à la taille de l’écran.

Pour moi, c’est une réussite, une des meilleurs interfaces utilisateurs pour l’iPhone (après celui de facebook), qui permet de connaître rapidement les titres du jour mais aussi de lire très facilement un article. On a quasiment envie qu’ils l’utilisent sur leur site principal.

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Stephane Daury November 23, 2007

What, no sliding animation between pages? tsk tsk tsk. ;-p

Kidding, it looks neat, but I wonder if they realize that by by using better xhtml (like not using tables for their buttons), they could have achieved exactly the same interface, with less code, and could have been entirely compatible with 99% of all mobile devices, even if just unstyled on some.

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fredfred March 23, 2008

Kudos for the quick delivery. Now, let a graphic designer do his/her job on this.

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