I’ve praised Posterous plenty of times in the past for its simple blogging platform. I’ve even dreamt up ideas for a Posterous client on Android devices. But I never thought my ideas would actually be implemented in an application. But this app isn’t from Posterous.

While browsing the Android Market, I came across sendy by German programmer Markus Herzog. The design of the app followed more of Posterous’ post.ly service, which is what sendy’s original function was. Since then, sendy has become more of a full-on Posterous client. Markus mentioned on his site he was open to suggestions, so I sent him a link to my mockups.

This morning, I was rather surprised to see that Markus had already implemented those design changes. I feel rather honored. Major thanks to Markus for using my designs. Keep in mind he still deserves all credit for actually creating and developing the app. I just offered a little inspiration. Nonetheless, it’s really cool to see your ideas come to life.

Read more about sendy over on my projects web site.