Minimal Comp Examples?

Do you use Minimal Comps? I would love to get a list of sites and apps that feature them. Even if it’s just an experiment or proof of concept type example. Leave links in the comments or email me at kp at bit-101 dot com. Thanks!

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19 Responses to Minimal Comp Examples?

  1. Hi Keith,

    I’ve used them in quite a few of my examples. I’ve mainly only used the PushButton class though.

    http://markstar.co.uk/

    Cheers,

    Mark

  2. podnov says:

    Didn’t know they existed, might now!

  3. What’s a minimal comp? Your page is #5 on Google.

  4. Mark says:

    I use it sometimes in experiments. I really love it’s easyness. Hope you will someday add a feature in the future too to have the ability to click on the bar too (in case of sliders), instead of dragging square indicator only. I’ve used my ‘own’ colors btw.
    http://projects.stroep.nl/particles/

  5. kp says:

    Mark, try slider.backClick = true;

  6. Mark says:

    Oops didn’t noticed that 🙂 Great stuff man.

    Ps. http://www.artfromcode.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/web_101.png
    I really love this one, experimenting right now to recreate such thing for fun. I guess you’ve used a algorithm to find the closest points, but do you remember what kind of movement is used for the main ‘lines’?

  7. kp says:

    Mark, it’s essentially a Lissajous curve but with a bit of randomness added to the parameters each time, so it winds up wandering a bit.

  8. Mark says:

    Didn’t know that movement had a name, but then I was already very close. It’s sometimes really fun to use more math and some less random in generative art. Thanks Keith.

  9. widged says:

    I have used minimalcomps for quick pure AS3 experiments http://codes.widged.com/ . Very handy. Thanks :-).

  10. Kyle says:

    While I don’t have specific examples of their integration into final projects, I’ve used minimal comps in about half of the UI wireframes I’ve mocked up for clients in the past few years. I typically switch to something a little easier to customize in the later stages of the project, but minimal comps are *perfect* for prototyping.

  11. silin says:

    I’m use it evryday
    it’s wondeful
    i have made some modifications for my purposes (is it criminal ?)
    thanks yor very much, manu times
    sory for my english, it’s not my native ldnquage

  12. Thomas says:

    I used Minimal Comps for my diploma project long time ago…

    You won’t find it directly on the website but in the download there is a “controller” which makes use of it.

    http://codedbeauty.kraftner.com/?lang=en#Download

  13. Diomas says:

    My post is in russian, but there is some tool with demo of as-threads which uses minimalcomps UI:
    http://diomas.ru/2009/11/05/process/#cut1

  14. Nikita says:

    We used it at http://fixedinch.com/upload
    They are very handy! Thanks 🙂

  15. shaman4d says:

    I’ve used it then I need to coding some prototype. If they have some skins support it will be great.

  16. I use it in every prototype. It’s a HUGE time saver. Thanks!

    http://thejasongarrett.com/fedex/v5debug/

    And my animators thank you for not having to look at my XML structures anymore.

  17. Mike Almond says:

    I’ve just posted a JPEG glitching suite with a minimalcomps based ui.

    I made a simple drop-down list and modified a few other components too, adding some bitmap icons into the mix for good measure.

    http://blog.madebypi.co.uk/2010/03/10/jpeglitch-test-suite/

  18. fahri aydos says:

    i used for ui of my as3 projects:
    http://freetoefl.net/speedreading
    http://fuzziness.org/fuzzynorms
    i have problems with small fonts, i like to use system fonts. anyway..
    thanks for great job 🙂

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