(#2kj5qta) @mutefall Nice! Waiting some more feedback from others. Meanwhile I'll be planning the app feature tree to manage the work. #pwa

(#2kj5qta) @thecanine Yeah, I tried playing around for some variety, the first one is my favorite too, let's see if someone else have any other idea.

(#2kj5qta) @justamoment The first one would be the obvious choice, if we plan to eventually add user banners. Otherwise there'd be way too much nothing around the profile picture and the other two would work better. 🤔

(#2kj5qta) And here the mockups for the profile. Three versions here too: - A large version - A smaller version - A compact but more linear version + links as chips to make them smaller and more "clickable" Feedback appreciated here too! #pwa Profile mockups

(#2kj5qta) @thecanine Going pure black with a light border should do the job, on the other too.

(#2kj5qta) @justamoment I think I prefer number three , but depending on colors chosen for the themes, the first one could also work, though I don't think it'd work well with an AMOLED theme. 🤔

(#2kj5qta) Here I come with another mockup! This time the feed/post layout, with three ideas: - Focus on content - Standard card with padding - Flat full width post (with or without a card, not sure yet) Hope to hear some feedback from you! #pwa Feed/post mockups

(#2kj5qta) @thecanine Yeah, if something is missing, me, you and everyone else can add anything they might need. It's true that it shares data with chrome since it IS chrome even if installed. Using Cordova should fill the need of physically separate the app from the browser plus adding an API for native interactions and having more control on the output generated. Still, the first step is to have the app working. 😜

(#2kj5qta) @justamoment That's fair, but if there is a switch, it better also include a "pure square" option, for the square purists like myself. 😄 Well correctly made or not, if you "install it" directly from a browser, I don't think it'll be as separate as I'd want it to be (not saving shit into browser history, cookies, fill-ins...). What AppsGeyser does isn't creating a PWA, that's poor wording on my end, but even with well made PWAs, like wrapping the web apps site through AppsGeyser ended up being closer to meeting my needs, than using it the intended way, despite it still being even further from native.

(#2kj5qta) @thecanine I'm more of a circle fan, but everything can be done, it could be a custom option. Your concerns about switching to a webapp are not much to worry about if the PWA is made correctly, Here an example i made when building my ParcelJS setup for my office, if you select "Install App" from the tab options it will install like a normal app. Also AppsGeyser simply wrap with a frame your website, a PWAs is not made that way. To learn more on PWAs check this out.