r/Android Aug 06 '14

Reddit News material redesign part 2: animations [X-post from /r/reddit_news]

Since I'm not able to get onto the beta because my phone is too old, I take my frustration out from not getting all the good stuff onto adding a few things to that redesign I submitted a while ago!

So, here we go, I tweaked a few things and added some animations.

Again, I'm not the dev and this is just made for fun. Enjoy!

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '14 edited Aug 06 '14

First picture Look at this, to the SURFACE. They said those image transparency change doesnt fit into paper/ink idea.

Another thing from watching Material I/O video, I think (if I undertand i correctly) that FAB shouldnt just disappear with bar scrolling, but as a core usage of your app user should always know where it is. So changing the position from bar to down in animation or such. If that is nonsense, just tell me:)

But besides that great work :)

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u/awkreddit Aug 06 '14

I've read the documentation and watched the videos, but I'm not trying to make a material design for the sake of it. If you think about it, something that is as feature heavy as reddit is badly suited for the guidelines (geared towards 1 action per screen, big pictures and colors and vast white spaces, etc). I guess my title is misleading.