This is a screen shot from the recently launched hopstop ipad app that I designed. It was the #1 ranked free app in the Navigation category for a couple weeks (now it's #7).

It was my first ipad app design and I had a lot of fun doing it.

Just your run-of-the-mill login page for a new project that I've been working on. I'm pretty excited about it :)

These are nearly finalized mockups of the HopStop iPad app directions and nearby station search + results.

Here's the latest version of the hopstop ipad app. In the header, I moved the logo to the left and added some vertical separators. Also, I changed most of the inputs and form background.

Latest mockup of the Hopstop iPad app. I de-emphasized the header a bit and sharpened up the form elements. It's still not exactly right, but I think I'm making progress.

I'm not a graphic designer, so I struggle with creating logos. This one is very simple, and yes, the font is Klavika which is the basis for Facebook's logo, but I really like it.

If I ever do this for real, I would change the font and add more the to shield.

this is very early in the process. i'm experimenting with a displaying a traditional social news feed in a two-column newspaper format.

I'm updating my site, which is a simple social links + resume + portfolio. Here's the landing page.

I would love some feedback on what you like or dislike about it. Thanks!

I made some minor tweaks from the last version that I think bring it all together.

-added bg to separate addresses from options -gave the submit button 100% width -softened the corners of the mode buttons

Does anyone see any glaring UI/UX oversights here?

thanks