.....BTW, is it wise to also embed twitter, irc, facebook and others? meh...
nice touch.
Wallets can always be updated. I'm sure we'll need an update, or 10.
Topic: [ANN] SpreadCoin | Decentralize Everything (decentralized blockexplorer coming) - page 284. (Read 790414 times)
June 09, 2015, 12:33:07 PM
nice touch.
Wallets can always be updated. I'm sure we'll need an update, or 10.
June 09, 2015, 12:31:37 PM
Official Forum: Make that:
Technical Support
Technical Support
For all the links at the bottom we can make them look like that:
"For the most up-to-date Downloads or News:
Official Website"
"For Tutorials and Technical Support:
Official Forum"
"For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
I really like these! I think they are perfect!
They are pretty good. Maybe just change the order
Official Website
For the most up-to-date Downloads or News
Official Forum
For Tutorials and Technical Support
Bitcointalk Forum
For General Discussion
edit
Can't see any typos
Great.
I was thinking about making the bottom buttons of the same style we use at the website:
This will make them stand out more.
So maybe add a bottom line with smaller font to the buttons.
BTW, is it wise to also embed twitter, irc, facebook and others?
June 09, 2015, 12:28:00 PM
Official Forum: Make that:
Technical Support
Technical Support
For all the links at the bottom we can make them look like that:
"For the most up-to-date Downloads or News:
Official Website"
"For Tutorials and Technical Support:
Official Forum"
"For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
I really like these! I think they are perfect!
They are pretty good. Maybe just change the order
Official Website
For the most up-to-date Downloads or News
Official Forum
For Tutorials and Technical Support
Bitcointalk Forum
For General Discussion
edit
Can't see any typos
June 09, 2015, 12:27:39 PM
Official Forum: Make that:
Technical Support
Technical Support
For all the links at the bottom we can make them look like that:
"For the most up-to-date Downloads or News:
Official Website"
"For Tutorials and Technical Support:
Official Forum"
"For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
I really like these! I think they are perfect!
Excellent, lol.
Can you check it for typos and correct english?
I am not sure, sometimes I say up-to-date, then again I write uptodate... what is correct?
When should I start a Word with Capital letter? etc..
June 09, 2015, 12:25:19 PM
Official Forum: Make that:
Technical Support
Technical Support
For all the links at the bottom we can make them look like that:
"For the most up-to-date Downloads or News:
Official Website"
"For Tutorials and Technical Support:
Official Forum"
"For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
I really like these! I think they are perfect!
June 09, 2015, 12:21:51 PM
..."For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
Not something like that, exactly like that.
lol
haha, I am sure you can express this with even more BITE!
I am just saying, lets use this format for all bottom links:
"For X and Y,
(go to ) Z"
Now make me proud!
June 09, 2015, 12:18:47 PM
..."For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
Not something like that, exactly like that.
lol
June 09, 2015, 12:16:26 PM
Official Forum: Make that:
Technical Support
Technical Support
For all the links at the bottom we can make them look like that:
"For the most up-to-date Downloads or News:
Official Website"
"For Tutorials and Technical Support:
Official Forum"
"For troll-infested chatter and amusing rants:
BCT"
something like that, I am not good with words...
June 09, 2015, 12:12:13 PM
Can you seduce our eyes with more such oneliners please...
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
Can I have a copy of the new QT so I can see what is behind those buttons? An artist needs his muse...
They just lead to their specific target.
Much like when you press the category buttons in the left sidebar.
June 09, 2015, 12:11:25 PM
Can you seduce our eyes with more such oneliners please...
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
Can I have a copy of the new QT so I can see what is behind those buttons? An artist needs his muse...
June 09, 2015, 12:09:43 PM
I'll get the acid out.
If I get any ideas after a couple of trips, I'll let you know. It'll probably tomorrow, by the time I get back from outer space
June 09, 2015, 12:08:57 PM
Can you seduce our eyes with more such oneliners please...
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
Can I have a copy of the new QT so I can see what is behind those buttons? An artist needs his muse...
June 09, 2015, 12:08:10 PM
June 09, 2015, 12:05:54 PM
"Welcome to SpreadCoin, the project that is building a network where any application or service can be run in a decentralised manner."
Hm... I have been starring at the sentence for 10 minutes.
The only thing that bugs me a tiny little bit is the word "any".
Can we change that to make it so that it rather includes keywords with a meaning like "modular" and "your own" (or similar), but not necessarily "any",
because I can think of applications that can't ever run in a trustless or decentralized manner.
Does it work like this? :
"Welcome to SpreadCoin, the project that is building a network where any possible application or service can be run in a decentralised manner."
This reinforces the notion that impossible applications can't run on our network, and leaves the door open for us to explain in the future what such a "possible" application has to look like.
I think your version is better. Agree that mine implies that we can do anything with servicenodes and we aren't in the position to say that yet
Go with it!
June 09, 2015, 11:57:39 AM
"Welcome to SpreadCoin, the project that is building a network where any application or service can be run in a decentralised manner."
Hm... I have been starring at the sentence for 10 minutes.
The only thing that bugs me a tiny little bit is the word "any".
Can we change that to make it so that it rather includes keywords with a meaning like "modular" and "your own" (or similar), but not necessarily "any",
because I can think of applications that can't ever run in a trustless or decentralized manner.
Does it work like this? :
"Welcome to SpreadCoin, the project that is building a network where any possible application or service can be run in a decentralised manner."
This reinforces the notion that impossible applications can't run on our network, and leaves the door open for us to explain in the future what such a "possible" application has to look like.
June 09, 2015, 11:53:18 AM
I can't think of a way to make that one liner better. I appreciate it doesn't capture the now but that's a job for project updates.
Maybe we could include a link to a thread on spreadcointalk for latest project updates instead?
Maybe we could include a link to a thread on spreadcointalk for latest project updates instead?
okok, I was pulling your leg.
Can you seduce our eyes with more such oneliners please...
we need one for the wallet, the vanitygen, the mining and the settings menu.
June 09, 2015, 11:51:51 AM
I can't think of a way to make that one liner better. I appreciate it doesn't capture the now but that's a job for project updates.
Maybe we could include a link to a thread on spreadcointalk for latest project updates instead?
Maybe we could include a link to a thread on spreadcointalk for latest project updates instead?
June 09, 2015, 11:51:09 AM
Now if you could come up with brilliant oneliners for the 4 boxes.
That would be great!
That would be great!
June 09, 2015, 11:45:21 AM
....
But keep in mind that we already have a section of the header reserved for "network information":
so I am not sure
But keep in mind that we already have a section of the header reserved for "network information":
so I am not sure
More along the lines of
And people hardly ever know about things like halving dates, or emissions smoothing calculations in the case of SPR
I understand.
I now think that it would be better to move those specifications to their own screen, and just put a link to that screen on the overview site.
(Plus an entry in the menu that lets you jump to specification screen)
ok.
Sounds like a plan
Yes, I think we have the introductory section surrounded:
1) Title: Spreadcoin - Decentralize everything.
2) followed by stonehedge's brilliant oneliner.
3) followed by alert messages etc (will show up only if required)
4) followed by a link to the specification list.
June 09, 2015, 11:44:42 AM
....Let's do it like this.
I'd rather want the structure of the overview screen to stay clean:
1) Introductory text + Important Messages (followed by a small button called "Spreadcoin - Specification" which leads to the specification screen)
2) Boxes in the middle that explain the main cageories within the wallet.
(e.g. Wallet (Pic + title), go here if you want to receive or send SPR or take a look at any transaction, blablabla)
3) Important links at the bottom.
I'd rather want the structure of the overview screen to stay clean:
1) Introductory text + Important Messages (followed by a small button called "Spreadcoin - Specification" which leads to the specification screen)
2) Boxes in the middle that explain the main cageories within the wallet.
(e.g. Wallet (Pic + title), go here if you want to receive or send SPR or take a look at any transaction, blablabla)
3) Important links at the bottom.
ok.
Sounds like a plan
personally, I'd spend most of the time looking at transaction page, confirmations on transactions, etc.
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