did you run
npm install ?
btw, i wrote a FAQ for the website: http://arbo.re/faq/
feel free to comment
Let me know if you don't get the invite
okay i think it worked now
@poppingdragon One of the big things I haven't thought about yet is the design of the onboarding process. Ideas for the project website arbo.re are also welcome. I've mostly been reworking existing things in the app and running usability tests on them, though I've been a bit busy preparing for a big job interview lately. You're welcome to give feedback on the current design of the app as well!
im actually having problems getting onto the program
i keep getting ipfs daemon error
if you know how to fix that that would be great
Also, I could spec out a concept landing page for arbo.re
not sure how to run npm install LOL
hmmm
i may have some trouble handling the daemon ...
@poppingdragon you can probably solve that by rebooting
hopefully
it's so annnoying when it's other people's code that break :(
been going through the program and making some notes on the ui and ux
just made some mockups for the login screen. Two pointers that I wanted to include were:
1) The introduction of a "forgot my password" feature. Would be useful for users to have a way to get their passwords especially if there are important files on their account
2) A "how it works" section - To make the onboarding process more smooth, it would be useful to let users know how the program works immediately. Still debating if there should be a button that opens up the "how it works" section or if it should login screen should be split into two sections.
Also, I envisioned the "files" text to rotate between other words (i.e. videos, music, etc.) while the other text stays constant.
something like that.
I like the idea of a "how it works" section. That might be the easiest and fastest way to get some sort of onboarding ready, but I think it might be better visually to have a button that lets the user see it instead of splitting the screen. It kind of looks like a lot going on with two separate sections on the screen, in my opinion.
I also like a forgot password feature. It's definitely good to have if we are including passwords in the app.
Not sure about the gradient on the front screen, though. The app follows a Material Design aesthetic and I haven't really seen gradients used with that.
Good work!
