Hi! Yes I'm interested though I don't know if I will have time.

I have some ideas are:

Separate all the components in separate css (ie. like this)
Use "default" cursor instead of "pointer" so it feels more like a native app (like Topcoat behaviour)
Use angular and angular-ui for all the interactivity.
The css should be easy to use without any javascript and with other libraries (like React)
Remove jQuery dependency.
Try to use as much as css class names in Bootstrap 3 as possible. Ideally it could be almost implemented as a bootstrap theme.

And maybe the most important one:

Make 2 similar but separate themes: a "yosemite native" and an "original" one.
The reason for the "original" one is that when you make a "native looking application" it might look good only on that OS version, but lets say Apple releases another new OS, the CSS will look outdated. This is also a problem when targeting OS like Windows/Linux; for that cases you would like to use a bit more general "original" theme.
I for once like something like this Bootstrap flat theme.

What do you think?

Any plan to update to OS X 10.10 #3

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