I like the twist on how they showed the iPhone screens, with the three iPhones like that. I like how they played up the iPhone interface details too across the page. Just a really simple page for the app but rather successful I think. I like brevity in designs when done well. This is also a really great app if you’re into the To-do list thing.
I like the twist on how they showed the iPhone screens, with the three iPhones like that. I like how they played up the iPhone interface details too across the page. Just a really simple page for the app but rather successful I think. I like brevity in designs when done well. This is also a really great app if you’re into the To-do list thing.
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