Here are some screenshots of the applications we’ve developed :

Firstly, the ScoresOnTheDoors application – which is functionally equivalent on both iPhone and Android platforms. Additional screens not shown include the display of Favourites (e.g. premises the end user wishes to save – perhaps their local establishments), Twitter feed listing (“News”) and the ability to “Share the Application” (via email, facebook, twitter and so on).

First up, after launching the application, the user is prompted to search – which allows for a combination of name, use of the users current location (or location of their choice) and business category – allowing (for instance) a query like :

“Find all cafes near me with a name like ‘Coffee’”.

Location aware search functionality

Upon clicking ‘Search’ the application queries a remote server (to ensure up to date results are returned) and returns a results listing – which the user can re-sort instantly :

Real time results listing with ordering and categorisation

Alternatively, the user may wish to display the results on a map – such as -

Displaying results from a search on a map

Each map icon is ‘clickable’ – taking the user through to a page showing full details for the specific business.

Now, moving onto another application – here is an example of a simple listing of content (in this case, food supplied by a Butcher).

A list of products available for sale

The user can then select to drill into the detail for a specific item – page transitions were used to provide a ‘native’ feel to the application – even though it’s written in HTML5.

Sausages detail page

And can also use a ‘cooking calculator’ to help them correctly cook a specific joint/type of meat -

A cooking calculator

This works by allowing the user to set an alarm/notification once a dynamically computed time has elapsed.