Introduction

LinkedIn is a networking tool to find connections to recommended job candidates, industry experts and business partners. I've been using it for years and have my own profile there. They just updated the UI which is really cool. I'm an UI/UX lover, I see nice UI, I clone. That's it lol.

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

Download APK to preview the theme:

linkedin-2_demo.apk

Watch on Youtube

See how it works on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Or-U0YAiqsc

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Or-U0YAiqsc" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Happy prototyping!

Changelog

Note: All updates are for Ionic 3

Last updated: Oct 15 2017

v1

• First version

v2

• Build demo APK

Screens

1. Welcome
2. Log in/Sign up
3. Side menu with zooming effect (pretty cool!)
4. Home (news feed)
5. Post
6. New Post
7. Search
8. Messaging
9. Chat
10. Network
11. Network Connections
12. Nofitications
13. Jobs
14. Settings
15. Profile

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 LinkedIn's color in src/theme/variables.scss

$colors: (
  primary:    #118bd8, // LinkedIn theme
  secondary:  #32db64,
  danger:     #f53d3d,
  light:      #f4f4f4,
  dark:       #222,
  white:      #fff,
  muted:      #9e9e9e,
  border:     #edf1f2
);

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

# in src/app/app.module.ts
IonicModule.forRoot(MyApp, {
      mode: 'ios',// TODO: to have same iOS look for all platforms
      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