Axure iPhone UI elements widget / library download

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I’ve created a Axure iPhone widget library and you can download it below. The bulk of the work on this library was done one night while I was up late from the pure pain and agony caused by eating a Taco Tico taco – it was just one taco, and I wanted bragging rights. Taco Tico is a Louisville fast food Mexican joint, equivalent to the White Castle circa 1980.  The important thing I learned that night, don’t eat things you think are dangerous. It sounds easier than it is. I never have problems eating things like an electric knife or a porcupine, but, sometimes it gets a little hard. I knew the taco was a risk, but I still ate it. I’m a risk taker. Maybe a good fall-back is if I think it’s risky, only eat part of it. Either way, I hope I never get sick like that again.

 

Anyway, I’ve been prototyping iPhone applications, and I really want to be able to do it in Axure; this will let me turn over the prototype stakeholders in a web browser. Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any existing iPhone UI widgets that did do a good job of covering the common iPhone UI elements. Bingo, add Taco Tico, Axure, an iPhone and the result, a iPhone UI element library.

 

First, I want to point to teehan+lax, the creators of the ‘iPhone_GUI_3_0.psd’ that I used for a large part of this widget. I also used Yahoo! UI elements and then created a few of them myself.

 

The aim is to create a library of common iPhone User Interface patterns for me to use, and sharing is the right thing to do – unless it’s a Taco Tico taco.

 

You can reach me, Paul, at Paul.Sizemore /at/ Gmail.com, but I would stay away from Taco Tico.

 

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Axure iPhone Widget

 

 

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