As a former motion designer I was a bit disappointed by the lack of motion design in the app market. Since I released my own audio app, I am trying to bring subtile motion design into typography, colours and transitions. I am currently working on a new startscreen, hope you like it! I'd love to see more motion in apps, let me know what you think?
Hey reddit, I don’t have anyone to share this with, so here we go. This weekend I reached the goal of 10.000 downloads for my app! Six months ago I was dreaming about this and now it finally happened. (Even though some downloads are redownloads) Since I made the app available for free, I thought this might be easier, but I feel like I fought for every download. There was a lot of struggle and disbelief involved the last two years, I was almost convinced that nobody will care about the project at some point. Reddit helped me out a lot, I had many people write me dms which kept me going. Thank you, sincerely! The numbers almost look fake, since it’s exactly 10k downloads and 100 reviews, but that’s just a coincidence. Hoping to get more reviews from now on. Well, I am just really happy I have reached the first goal of this year. And if you feel like you need hear this: build that project, keep working on it, let people know what you working on. If you don’t quit, you will succeed at some point.
Hey r/iosapps — I posted here about OASIS a while back and the feedback shaped a lot of this release. So first: thank you. I just released the update and I'm really proud of it, I hope you like it as much as I do.
You gave me a ton of feedback again, and this time I tried to get almost all of it into the release. This one took a while, but 2.2 is packed. Here's what's new:
Plus lots of small fixes and accessibility improvements throughout.
Pls don't make fun of my editing skills, I'm working on it.
Oasis: find your calm — free on the App Store.