Adam Gardefjord

I've used Lark for about two weeks. The copy is amazing.

In Whoo your friendlist follows a curved path when you scroll – It doesn't take much to stand out.

A lot of native apps are missing tab-functionality – you want those arrows just above the keyboard. On a second note, I would predict that a lot of apps will change the layout on their signup on iPhone 6-+.

On my new iPhone 6 I have to put random apps up top to push the once I use most down. Reachability.

I'm only 29 years old but still, can't help but to reflect when I download a whole dictionary in 3 seconds. Kindles iPhone app is just getting better and better with every update.

This: "Just one more step". Please don't.

This is the footer on invisionapp.com I don't know if it works i.e. generates user feedback. I do know that I've used it more then ones. And I like it. It fits into the way I want to give feedback to Invision.

I like how the calendar app squeezes upcoming events into this stacked deck.

Hyperlapse on boarding is just astounding.

Not that fond of these form fields. Really hard to know where to tap. Just make them a little bit narrower and your set.

I wonder if users tend to sign up with facebook in this one? I mean since it's just right there under you thumb, in the no pain zone.

Where your thumb is.

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Invisible design :)

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108 Years of Herman Miller (in 108 Seconds) (by Herman Miller)