(#2kj5qta) My better half is using Figma for these kind of wireframes. You can also do some basic animations and screen flow with it. Pretty cool tool.
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(#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!
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Profile mockups
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(#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. ๐
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(#2kj5qta) @justamoment that is a valid point. And yes, the or students beside my *better-half* are also doing it in many ways. Hand drawn, computer aided, Figma, Adobe Tools, etc. But every so often we are forced to work with tools we don't like, e.g. MS Office.
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(#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. ๐
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.
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