Google+ Profile Cover Photo PSD Template

Google+ cover photo template PSD

As you’ve undoubtedly noticed, Google+ has updated many aspects of its interface. One notable change is a full-width cover photo image option for Profile pages. The size of this image is 940 x 180 px. However, there are other things to take into consideration, such as cropping that occurs to the Left and Right margins of this canvas size, not to mention the Profile photo that obscures the right-hand side. Therefore, I worked up a simple Photoshop (PSD) template to make it easier to account for these aspects of the layout. Download the Google+ cover photo template in .PSD & .PNG format…

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Cloudera Manager

Cloudera Manager UI Timeline Sample

Client: Cloudera | Agencies: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD), projekt202 | Roles: Visual Design & UX contributor

I contributed to the UX and Visual Design for the newly released Cloudera Manager, the industry’s first end-to-end management application for Apache Hadoop. Read more on Theresa Neil’s Blog or see the product announcement on TechCrunch…

New Book by Theresa Neil

Mobile Design Pattern Gallery, book by Theresa Neil

My colleague Theresa Neil is an amazingly talented UX designer. I have the good fortune of working as part of her team on mobile & web app projects. She’s about to release her second book “Mobile Design Pattern Gallery” on O’Reilly Media. Her book website was launched today and contains an impressive set of patterns you can browse online. Sign up to be notified when the book is released, and you could win one of five free copies. Check it out: http://mobiledesignpatterngallery.com

Backbase

Backbase Finnovate

Client: Backbase | Agency: Theresa Neil Interface Design (TNiD) | Role: Visual Designer

TNiD was engaged by Backbase to create their Retail Bank of the Future experience for Finovate 2011. I helped with the visual design. The experience spans multiple platforms and “stretches the limits of today’s front-end technologies across multiple devices and touch-points in order to create a centrally orchestrated Bank 2.0 end-user experience.” Watch the Backbase presentation from Finovate (video)…