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Windows Phone "NEEDS" a more consistent design language with apps. Developers are designing apps that don't adhere to the overall language which is disconcerting.
Windows Phone "NEEDS" a more consistent design language with apps. Developers are designing apps that don't adhere to the overall language which is disconcerting.
So tool apps, timers, cloud storage apps, video download apps, etc. which ones? Most of them? They ddon'tlook like they were made specifically for this phone.Which ones other than lame game ports?
I can understand some people wanting to customize this, but there are so many things i would do before i made the screen background customizable
No, no, no. Microsoft removed the gutter to make the tiles bigger because some people complained about white space. Now if you add a background picture, it would only show between the tiles which would look even worse. And I've had a 7.8 custom rom as well, the custom background colors just make the phone look awful!
Then make the tiles transparent like Aero theme, or make the tiles smaller.
I agree with others on the white space, backgrounds work in W8 because of all the white space present. To add more personality try adding more live tiles together and in different arrangements.
WavingReds you've done it again! I really love your home screen, it's awesome. Although I love mine for how accessible everything is and btw, what I'm really curious is, how'd u get that RBC APP?! :O I can't find it anywhere
The one I looked to for amazing WP7 concepts was Jozef Kocur. I personally don't like Pocketnow mockups, they are a bit of a loose cannon. Right ideas, but poorly executed with a general disregard for proportions and balance.Yeah; I believe Brandon Minneman of Pocketnow.com created this concept/image when WP7 first hit back in 2010. Microsoft hasn't implemented it after all of this time, and probably won't, which is fine with me. But it is a nice concept.