As always all resources are credited back to the original designer so you can give the kudos! That of course starts with the status bar. This free status bar download pack is a real lifesaver allowing you to concentrate on designing the important parts of the app without compromising the design when showing your client or manager the app proofs!
Strictly not a user interface element but we felt that this resource was too good not to include. A free royalty pack of 20 different iPhone 5 mockup images suitable for commercial use. This pack contains 18 PSDs with smart objects for both the black and white iPhone 5. So if your looking for a way to present your app professionally and beautifully, download this iPhone pack! Download 20 iPhone 5 phone angles. The popular tooltip UI element is essential for phones with limit screen space. Using tooltips is a great way to maintain a clean, clutter free interface whilst providing the same level of functionality.
This free IOS tooltip download will help you design your app so you can achieve the same results in your own app. The most common two option user interface element is the switch. Using grids within web design has been a common user interface design practice for years. It can be easy to forget the same principles can be used within phone app design. The wooden bookcase is back and is exactly what your smart little app needs when showcasing various items within a user interface.
Originally showcased by Apple, get your app looking like your bookcase at home with this free wooden bookcase UI PSD download. Similar to the tooltip UI download, this gives designers the freedom of dropdown menus. If your app contains a lot of navigational items, using a dropdown menu can keep everything together. Using this clean, user friendly element will give you greater control and screen space to give users an even better experience.
It really is a win, win! Which is very prominent when the App you are designing is in its initial life stage or if it has to strictly match to Native Style. Most of them has outlined raw versions which will give you a chance to design your own icons using ready outlines and shapes. By now they are all in Illustrator format. Later I'll post link for the online tool. And some icons have duplicate versions with small differences because I found out that Apple uses different sizes in different places where I had to draw all icons from almost every screen again and again.
Enjoy it! Here I've shown not the all icons I have, but there are more icons in Illustrator file. To be noticed of updates follow me here on Behance. Icons, glyphs and sf symbols are only for personal use and can not be reproduced, nor sold. All Copyright belongs to Apple Inc. If you like it, please share! Join Behance Sign up or Sign in to view personalized recommendations, follow creatives, and more.
Published: April 10th
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