Working on the final pieces of the entirely redesigned SugarSync iOS app and feeling like things may be getting a little too seasonal. I’m happy with the flatness of the UI here but the colors are making me think… St. Patrick’s Day (and me a fervent Scotsman)!
The new SugarSync Android app is a richly functional mobile experience with all the updated branding and user experience that I’ve been working so hard on (see previous posts).
If Android is the future of mobile then this app is the future of mobile cloud services! If you’re Android-enabled take it for a spin and let me know what you think.
The SugarSync redesign is out in the wild for real (post public beta) and as Senior Designer I am very proud of the way it has all turned out!
If you’d like to check it all out you can get a 5 GB account and all the mobile apps you’ll ever need. Customers and commentators are loving it, let me know what you think in the comments below.
Here’s a company blog post and press to date (highlights include: PC World, PC Magazine).
Working on a spangly redesign of the SugarSync iOS app that’s heading for prime time very soon. The new design, along with the new Android release brings the mobile apps in line with the overall product redesign.
…a fresh new interface – The Next Web
SugarSync 2.0 beta takes on Dropbox with modern design and iDisk-like virtual drive… a minimalist and centralized new design… A handsome black, green, gray, and red color palette adorns the new app from head to toe… the new app is breathtakingly modern” – The Verge
…dramatically overhauled and simplified user interface – Macworld
The new desktop application is now in public beta! The UI/UX has recently been updated based on private beta feedback–yes, we responded very quickly–and I will talk about this in another post.
I will also be profiling the web and mobile (iOS, Android, Windows Phone) applications very soon. Among other accolades the app won PC Magazine’s Editor’s Choice Award.
Over the past year we have been working hard at SugarSync on a complete redesign of the products and service. I started with an identity redesign–which rolled out in February–and the work on the desktop, mobile and web apps is due to launch (public beta) in mid November.
I will be adding many more posts and screen shots of the work as soon as I can after the press launch. In the meantime here is one of my designs for the (marcom) website.
