I’ve compiled the 5 tools below to help optimize the process of designing an iPhone or iPad app. They are all relatively simple tools, but they all serve their own little purpose by optimizing a part of the process of when going from idea to completion.
Here is another stylish video which focuses on one mans journey to create his own small distillery – which happens to be the first one of it’s kind since the prohibition.
It’s pretty rare for me to instantly get hooked on an iOS game, but Puzzlejuice takes the cake for my new favorite. It’s a super simple game that acts as a hybrid between Tetris and a word scramble game, which suprisingly works really really well.
This is a great short about writer turned knife maker Joel Bukiewicz of Cut Brooklyn. I love the shooting style and the evolution of his desire to try something new, to getting great at his craft.
We do a decent amount of icon work for both web and iOS and I used to find that my layer palette would become a mess once I had a couple simple icons constructed with tons of layers. I learned this little trick a while ago to keep my layer palette clean when working with shapes and use it on a fairly regular basis, so I figure it’s worth sharing.