Introduction

Pinterest is a visual discovery tool that you can use to find ideas for all your projects and interests. Pinterest has always been my top favorite app when it comes to UI/UX design.

I always take it serious to keep the code quality high, with clean and self-explained code. When purchasing this, you also get my latest "helper" snippets inside the package to make it more fun to code.

What's in the package

• Ionic Project source code: based on the folder structure generated with Ionic CLI
• No Backend code: this is just the UI, not a fully functional app. Data is mostly static dummy unless mentioned, e.g GIF search uses the real Giphy API

Preview

Watch on Youtube

See how it works on Youtube: https://youtu.be/IFvSG2uB3FE

Happy prototyping!

Changelog

Note: All updates are for Ionic 3

Last updated: Jun 25 2018

v1

• First version

Screens

1. List
2. Detail
3. Sample Tabs

Run locally

1.Install Ionic environment

$ npm install -g @ionic/cli@6.12.0

2.After purchasing, download the zip file containing the entire demo app and unzip

3.Go inside the extracted folder

4.Install all dependencies

$ npm install

5.Start local server

$ ionic serve

6.Your default browser should now automatically open the template

Notes

1.Modify the default theme colors to match Pinterest's colors in src/theme/variables.scss

$colors: (
  primary:    #084f90,
  secondary:  #32db64,
  danger:     #bd081c,// Pinterest primary color
  light:      #efefef,
  dark:       #222,
  white:      #fff,
  muted:      #b7b4b8
);
  ...

2.I personally like the look of the app on iOS so I forced the theme to iOS mode. You can change that configuration to suit your need

# in src/app/app.module.ts
  IonicModule.forRoot(MyApp, {
      mode: 'ios',
      backButtonText: '',
    }),    ...

Build with capacitor

First of all, make sure that you can Run Locally (see the instruction above).

# build web asset (to folder www)
$ ionic build

# add platform (ios or android)
$ ionic capacitor add ios

# prepare app icons and splash images
$ npm run resources

# copy web assets into the native project
$ ionic capacitor copy ios

# open Xcode, then build the native app from there
$ ionic capacitor open ios

# OR run in live-reload mode
$ ionic capacitor run ios -l --external

See more:

Ionic - iOS Development

Ionic - Android Development

Migrating a Web App Using Cordova to Capacitor

Contact

If you need any technical support or have any questions, don't hesitate to send me a message: mr_hie@yahoo.com

Homepage: https://www.takethatdesign.com