No more perfecting or creating an imperfection on that last strand of thread, no more obsessing whether the gloss, shine, crease or wrinkle looks real enough. No more studying of lights, shadows and gradients on real world objects. The actual designing of a flat app icon itself is easier.
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Left: Klieg for Windows Phone, right: Klieg for iOS More often than not, creativity gives way to whoever can best design a realistic-looking object. a wallet to convey a finance app – why hello there, WalletWhiz!). With skeumorphic designs, the best representation is the realistic equivalent of what the app is all about (ex. As it is simpler and less mimick-y of real world objects, I had to rely on shapes, symbols and colors to convey what the app is all about. a skeumorphic one takes a lot more thinking, planning and strategizing. It was my first flat app icon design job and what I quickly learned is that designing a flat app icon vs. His entry ( Klieg) was chosen from among more than a thousand entries submitted from all over the world and he was picked to be one of the top 10 developers to join Nokia’s Imaging SDK Team in Lund, Sweden last August 30 to September 1.Īnyway, prior to the event, he asked me to re-design Klieg’s app icon so it would be in theme with Windows Phone’s flatter, no-nonsense UI. My husband got invited to participate in Nokia’s Future/Capture Hackathon last August. So, of course, along with the change in name and aesthetics, we took this as an opportunity to review our existing practices and processes and implement better ways to design and develop mobile apps for our clients. We all embraced the transition as a chance to re-brand and reboot. I was tasked to design our new business cards based on the new logo and here’s the final output:
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A quick Google search tells us that “In computers, the color teal represents software that is well-written and efficient with no glitches.” It was a no-brainer. Our new logo embodies everything that we wanted our new company to stand for and it is timeless. We hired Nido, a talented brand and logo designer based in the UK to create Rogomi’s logo and he really hit the nail right on the head with the first logo work he sent us after several back-and-forth conversations regarding our company, our culture, our plans and industry outlook. Here’s what Rogomi’s President and CEO (my husband Ramon) has to say about the transition. Thus, the birth of our “new” company, Rogomi, Inc. We wanted to retain our former company name, Numlock Solutions, but due to some regulatory impediments from some government agencies, were unable to do so. Our company recently converted from a partnership to a corporation. * For more information, you can check out WalletWhiz on SlideShare at.
With WalletWhiz, your budget is in your hands. Experience the benefit of iPhone's built-in support for your currency and language. Easily protect your data by setting a passcode Export transactions to CSV format so you can easily view and re-use the data in your spreadsheet or financial application of choice Quickly set up a Period, then assign different budgets to each monthly or weekly Cycle in the Period Track your expenses and income through the unique Calendar view or the regular Categories view By using the Calendar view in tandem with the Categories view, you can manage your budget more efficiently. Unlike most budget applications on the App Store, WalletWhiz gives you the choice of managing your budget through a unique Calendar view, a traditional Categories view, or both. WalletWhiz is your personal financial tool for easily tracking your spending habits against a budget. "WalletWhiz has a wonderful calendar view to track your budget." - Green Panda Treehouse "This app is a great money keeping app in this economy." - AppTap "A Handy Personal Financial Tool that’s helpful for all!" - AppShouter Is there a solution? Yes! WalletWhiz is one of the best solutions for an iPhone owner." - Simple-Reviews "We all know tracking spending habits for anyone is difficult.
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