I second the idea of putting together a bit of a styleguide for people to use when building applications... maybe a combination of best practices and examples for what you can do with the framework.
I also would encourage us to employ some talented developer/designers to create a new default spark skin. While the default skin is much better than the old Halo themes, I think we can certainly improve things. On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 11:38 AM, David Francis Buhler < davidbuh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Android has a highly organized, hierarchical approach to their UI Design, > > Get Started > -Creative Vision > -Design Principles > -UI Overview > > Style > -Devices and Displays > -Themes > -Touch Feedback > -Metrics and Grids > -Typography > -Color > -Iconography > -Writing Style > > Patterns > -New > -Gestures > -App Structure > -Navigation > -Action Bar > -Multi-pane Layouts > -Swipe Views > -Selection > -Notifications > -Compatibility > -Pure Android > > Building Blocks > -Tabs > -Lists > -Grid Lists > -Scrolling > -Spinners > -Buttons > -Text Fields > -Seek Bars > -Progress & Activity > -Switches > -Dialogs > -Pickers > > [1] http://developer.android.com/design/index.html >
