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April 12, 2012

iPad GUI PSD (Retina Display)

In 2008 we released our first iOS PSD. We continue to do it, not only because we find useful, but because we think a lot…

By Geoff Teehan

March 1, 2012

Readability for iOS

A few months back we talked about our partnership with Readability. Today, we’re pleased to announce that the native apps are available on iOS.

By Geoff Teehan

November 30, 2011

Going down the right Path

We don’t often write about products that we didn’t work on, but I came across Path last night and felt it was worth talking about….

By Geoff Teehan

October 14, 2011

iOS 5 GUI PSD (iPhone 4S)

Every time we create one of these files we notice just how much has changed. I’m not talking about the obvious stuff like iCloud, Siri…

By Geoff Teehan

July 27, 2011

Android 2.3.4 GUI PSD (High-Density)

Yes, we <3 Android, too! One of the challenges of an ever-changing digital channel, is that we find ourselves spending more and more time designing…

By Peter Hui

March 15, 2011

The Race to the Bottom for Native Apps

Now that Apple’s iOS platform has had a few years to mature, it has become a major source of revenue for the company, having recently…

By Adam Schwabe

March 4, 2011

How to Design Pixel Perfect Photoshop Files for iOS Apps

Here’s a quick Photoshop setup that helps us make better design decisions when designing for iOS devices. The primary thing to keep in mind here…

By Geoff Teehan

August 12, 2010

iPhone 4 GUI PSD (Retina Display)

Thanks for you patience on this one. It took a good deal longer to complete given the sheer size and level of detail the retina…

By Geoff Teehan

June 14, 2010

iPhone GUI PSD Version 4

Updated: Get the Retina version here. Now in its fourth iteration, this version of the template has been completely redesigned from the ground up. Based…

By Geoff Teehan

June 9, 2010

Designing for iOS4′s screen resolution

The updated platform uses a higher resolution screen (960×640 as compared to 480×320). This additional resolution also means that any graphic elements need to be…

By Geoff Teehan