36 comments

  • Pierre de MillyPierre de Milly, over 6 years ago

    There's also a different version on iPhone with meat-less hamburger icon.

    11 points
  • Jim SilvermanJim Silverman, over 6 years ago

    space grey is the new white.

    2 points
  • Crampa ...Crampa ..., over 6 years ago

    I don't get it. How do you make a site responsive but forget to make a responsive navigation?

    2 points
    • Ronan Flynn-CurranRonan Flynn-Curran, over 6 years ago

      The nav changes on an actual mobile browser (using user agent sniffing I guess), just not on desktop if you try and fake a mobile browser.

      RWD is not this.

      Not responsive in terms of using media queries, but at least they're addressing mobile a bit better.

      4 points
    • Nathan HueningNathan Huening, over 6 years ago

      It is responsive but it uses server-side scripts. Meaning, you can't activate by re-sizing the browser: actually try it on an iPhone.

      2 points
      • Hamish TaplinHamish Taplin, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )

        This isn't true, it does use media queries— employing 'device-width' as opposed to (browser) 'width'.

        1 point
    • Cihad TurhanCihad Turhan, over 6 years ago

      You need to spoof media queries, user agent and other stuffs. On chrome devtools click emulation and select iphone 5 for example.

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      1 point
  • Shawn BorskyShawn Borsky, over 6 years ago

    I wasn't sure about the horizontal scrolling mobile menu at first but I actually got used to it quickly and now I like it.

    2 points
    • Tanner ChristensenTanner Christensen, over 6 years ago

      What do you think the odds are that they diligently tested the horizontal submenu? Probably high, right?

      I ask because it's not inherently clear that you can scroll. My instinct was "the menu got cut off."

      2 points
      • Shawn BorskyShawn Borsky, over 6 years ago

        I initially felt the same way. I was thinking "Whoa, did Apple screw this up..." but after I used it a few times it felt fine. It made me wonder if they just did it differently because they are Apple and they have too... Still the swiping interaction feels good in Safari -- not sticky, slow or anything.

        0 points
      • Hamish TaplinHamish Taplin, over 6 years ago

        I don't think Apple conduct any user-testing at all.

        0 points
    • barry saundersbarry saunders, over 6 years ago

      I keep accidentally activating the right-swipe-to-go-back gesture.

      1 point
  • Edouard U.Edouard U., over 6 years ago

    wow flat :0

    2 points
  • Jaskni WongJaskni Wong, over 6 years ago

    Why “iPHONE”? Anyone can give me a reason?

    1 point
  • Jeremy StewartJeremy Stewart, over 6 years ago

    Papa's got a brand new nav! Love it. Big improvement.

    Any thoughts on it not being fixed on scroll? Not sure if it needs to be, but I for some reason expected it to be.

    1 point
    • Sam MularczykSam Mularczyk, over 6 years ago

      Thought the same. But having a sticky nav + the already sticky sub-nav on project pages would be way too tall, I think.

      1 point
  • Stefano TirloniStefano Tirloni, over 6 years ago

    No responsive as usual for saving their own phone...

    0 points
  • Leury Hidalgo, over 6 years ago

    Inching forward towards fully responsive. They flatted out the super gradient nav bar. Now its a flat gray color and I like that.

    0 points
  • Gideon van DijkGideon van Dijk, over 6 years ago

    To me it feels and looks a bit unfinished. Like they were rushing to get it pushed. They haven't propagated the new look properly and there are some obvious UX mistakes. E.g. h scrolling a menu with a scrollable teaser area underneath.

    Apple always displayed decent lay-outs, good rhythm, little clutter and a coherent style. The current design doesn't reflect that, it looks messy and cramped. Take the new store page, there is so much going on and with very little contrast: http://share.vigour.io/image/3W1M2y0m2E3q

    Needs work.

    0 points
    • Hamish TaplinHamish Taplin, over 6 years ago

      It looks like they are having problems with their fonts. From the console:

      Font from origin 'https://www.apple.com' has been blocked from loading by Cross-Origin Resource Sharing policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://store.apple.com' is therefore not allowed access.

      0 points
  • Kai HuangKai Huang, over 6 years ago

    Loving the new site design. Much better than before imho.

    0 points
  • Cameron GilesCameron Giles, over 6 years ago

    Found this tweet pretty funny: https://twitter.com/samuelfine/status/509416957553037312

    Am I missing something special Dribbble did with their nav that Apple duplicated?

    0 points
  • Nathan HueningNathan Huening, over 6 years ago

    Incidentally, RWD is server-side, not client-side / CSS media query. Meaning, re-sizing the browser won't trigger mobile view, you have to use a mobile device.

    Looks like all sections updated except Store, Mac, and iPod. Rest are RWD-optimized.

    0 points
  • Nour MalaebNour Malaeb, over 6 years ago

    Finally.

    0 points
  • Nic TrentNic Trent, over 6 years ago (edited over 6 years ago )

    l

    0 points