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The Puzzlejuice emails: Designing an iOS app

Posted on 11 February 2012 by Geoff

This might be the blog post that goes on to define TL;DR.

Puzzlejuice logo So begins an epic multi-part blog post containing the entire email conversation between Asher Vollmer the developer of an iOS puzzle game, and Greg Wohlwend, a designer he brings on board to add some serious good looks. The result is Puzzlejuice (now in the app store).

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Posted in Design | Tagged Apple, business, games, iOS, iPhone

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