App Art: Great App Design Done Quick
summary
Shows how Halide becomes a tactile camera by shipping concrete features not handwavey ideals: swipe up/down for exposure and swipe left/right for focus, custom push states and a physical-feel onboarding, a failed Tinder-style swipe that gets thrown away, an iPhone X-driven redesign that moves controls under the thumb, eight years of iteration and user feedback, and eventual recognition with an Apple Design Award (2022) — real choices, real rebuilds, and measurable results.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Welcome
- 2:28Apple’s design awards
- 4:34Find My Friends at Apple
- 8:44Steve Jobs’ lesson
- 10:11Inspiration beyond apps
- 13:21Consistent practice
- 15:50Halide’s tactile design
- 18:39Complexity not enemy
- 20:26Halide’s eight-year evolution
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