Because I like pain and suffering, I recreate browser UI and form elements for my mock-ups from various sources for almost every other project. (Protip: This is how inertia and laziness manifests in more work later on.)
Today, I decided to get my act together and downloaded the Browser Form Elements PSD from Teehan+Lax, the same guys who made the wildly popular iPhone GUI PSD file.
If you need more UI elements from a slightly wider range of browsers, try the Designers Toolbox’s Web Browser Elements. Also recommended, but somewhat unrelated, is the excellent Yahoo! Design Stencil Kit.
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browser, forms, graphics, mockup, photoshop, ui
For the past two weeks (and for another week to come), I’ve been in a uniform serving out my annual obligations to the homeland. In exchange for being away from my computer for a while, I got to be very near all the National Day action.
My eyes are still burning from all the sun and my feet are still aching from too much standing and walking. Worst of all, the only connectivity I’ve had lately has been from the tiny browser on my phone and using a browser on a real computer now is giving me spatial disorientation. No, seriously… I think I need to get my eyes checked after using a 320 × 480 pixel browser for a prolonged period of time.
OK, I think I need to go lie down again.
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browser, full screen, national day, singapore
Actually, HTML5 works just fine with Firefox, Chrome and Opera. It’s just that Apple’s demo page has some Webkit-specific features enabled. So much for Steve Jobs rejecting Flash because it was not an open standard.
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Type this into the address bar of your freshly installed beta version of Google Chrome.
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‘Whoa’, but hey, it is beta software.
[Via atc]
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breakpoint, browser, bug, crash, google
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android, browser, chrome, explorer, firefox, gecko, war, webkit
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