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I have a iPhone application with ‘All’ and ‘Favourites’ tabs containing a standard master detail layouts. When on the ‘All’ tab a user can select ‘Add to Favourites’.
I’m looking for a good visual queue to indicate to the user that after doing so the item will be accessible from the ‘Favourites’ tab.
Does something like the ‘genie’ effect exist so that I can indicate this? If not, what is the standard way of notifying a user of an even like this? Thanks!
How about the animation Mail uses for moving a message into a folder? It might be familiar to your users, and it shouldn’t be hard to implement using a CAKeyframeAnimation.