Cookbook Japanese Theme

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      Julian J. Schrader added this photo to his favorites. (71 months ago)

    2. pixsellr (71 months ago | reply)

      (less is more) hint: the grass (lower in the background) is too much, but for all that is a nice wallpaper in the backgound.

    3. Lloyd Hobden (71 months ago | reply)

      I'm not yet convinced that it won't become dated very quickly but I will admit it's looking pretty nice. This would have been my pick.

      I also agree with pixsellr; remember that less is more.

      Can't wait to see some video previews of the UI (and in particular the animated effects) in action.

      Can't wait to use this, give me a shout when it's beta time!

    4. andrewmaier (71 months ago | reply)

      Agreed on the interface; Brighter and more clear.

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      monky.cl and GoSquared added this photo to their favorites.

    6. CrazyJonas (71 months ago | reply)

      I love the extra details like the grass, just a plain colored background would make it a bit boring. Too much is never good but little details like the grass is great, it doesn't take up much space and attention from the food.

      I definitely prefer this brown and warm interface to a gray and lifeless iTunes interface. Keep it this way and at least I will be a happy cook when it is released!

    7. pixsellr (71 months ago | reply)

      The grass does not integrate itself into the background. It looks strange, too small and too different for the rest of the background.

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      Unicorn1987 added this photo to their favorites. (69 months ago)

    9. organe dhonneur (68 months ago | reply)

      What is the relation between wood and cooking? and recipes storing?

      Keep it simple, you had much more attracting, less-bloated designs in your portfolio.
      Don't try to imitate Delicious Library.

      An interface like this I would not use, for sure.

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      NYBartender, Jimmy Fang, and davymacca added this photo to their favorites.

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