Topic: [SUGGESTION] Epochtalk/Bitcointalk Mobile App UI (Read 1018 times)

Pretty sure ranks will remain same.

When can we move on to the new forum software? I was having excitement after seeing the uogrades of the forum wishing it would give more advantage or comfort on users interface if we compared the current one. Well, the current one is already good and for me may it be upgraded or not as long as we can interact, search for some details or information needed from the forum and best of all is to learn doing cryptocurrency especially now the market has been doing so well.

Anyway, I just only have some questions with regards with the current rank or our account registered in the current forum. Will our account remains the same in rank once we migrated to the new forum software? If it does then that would be good or hoping that will going to happen since I already receive some merits and are qualified already to rank up to member in rank.

Well, I like the OP design too in user's interface. It looks easy to browse using the options given in the user's interfce. It does seem very strategic to directly point to the main discussion the users wanted to join. Good luck OP for hoping for your suggestion to push through.

Beauty! There should be some tab for mention/quote notifications tho.

Epochtalk dev is a bit of an overstatement, I would say active contributor is more accurate 
Bitcointalk App is a recurring topic. In this instance I at least have an idea about the look and feel, a mock up.
Needs some tlc but again... it's a mock up!
Focus on the educational matters and after that curios to see the profile and thread views (with or without functional code)

Glad to hear it from one of the devs of Epochtalk Also, good thing about Figma is I can make a prototype as a mock up, with no coding needed. Maybe after Christmas I'll be focusing in it, just a little busy in educational matters.


Noted! I'm still working on how would the data be shown especially with dozens of boards and subboards and another sub-subboards. UX must be taken with a huge caution, one wrong or inappropriate display or categorizing of data would mean a lot to a project.


Thank you for your critical feedback, I'll still consider this. Here's the detailed comments:

• With the icon matters, everything was just a concept of what would be the overall positions of certain elements in a suggested app.
• With regards  to the footer, I really make it taller to assume that some devices do have an on screen navigation buttons (back, home, and tasks).
• The profile div is supposedly clickable or can be dragged down to show more about profile.
• With the profile infos, it is really aligned, the boxes were just transparent. I'd try to include the grid in the next update. And some numbers can be more than my posts, thats why it must have a space to provide for huge numbers of certain users.
• Im still figuring out the dashboard layout, I just really tried to push showing an overlook of the profile information in the dashboard (as it should really be). I'll still try other layouts as well
• Thank you!!
  

I'm also planning to integrate this to a real mobile application, IF there would be an API to have log ins and stuff. But for now, Designing and Prototyping is the huge stages towards achieving that. I would also love to integrate TryNinja's API as well to create this but just an app for browsing posts scraped by his API, as an initial project (which seems to be unnecessary as Ninjastic.space supports view from any platform)


I've also taken this onto consideration before attempting to make a modern design. However, improvement in everything is a must. But still, I might try the "old feels" of this forum and try to integrate it to a "modern-like". Guess I'll try to see


Dashboard is just an overview of the important data of a platform. Guess I'll just finish everything first so that I could show how information would be placed once this would be happening. For now, lets just wish theymos would create an API client that can access users (ofcourse with tokens, and tokens would be of different values on each and every users). Still, Thank you!

I do like it but at the same time, a bit confusing in a way that the right SS, appears to be the "profile" section but on the left SS, the menu highlight indicates it's actually the "dashboard" and the design flaw in that is the fact that you're using too many spaces for unnecessary information but if the highlighted part was a mistake and that was indeed the profile section, then it's "missing a lot of information" and I'm curious to see what you could come up with on your next design while also integrating the missing parts.

I might have an unpopular opinion, and maybe you might not agree with me at all but...

I have been visiting this website for almost 3 years now and never thought I would be making an account. I feel like the way this website is designed feels old and outdated but ->

the reality is whatever we see around today is already super bright, colorful that you tend to forget how the internet used to be before.

Not doubting your work; it is actually very appealing. Still, designs like these are everywhere, and I think this is the reason why bitcointalk feels nice because they have a super boring design and it reminds you (at least me) how life used to be before the internet became everything. You kind of tend to forget where you originated from and how simple everything was

Honestly, I really like it. The whole forum experience would be so much more better and cooler if the UI ever looks anywhere near as that. Its a very different approach of experiencing the bitcointalk experience through that UI, and besides dark theme AND a mobile application was enough to convince me.

Im exciteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed for this, don't let me down. 

Sorry if my feedback would sound a bit critical but being someone who closely works with UI designs, I have a few suggestions

- > The Layout isn't just very intuitive. In fact, it's confusing!
- > The Email icon on the right tells me if I click on that it would open my phone's email service.
- > The footer at the bottom is against the mobile UI design principles especially, if it's taking a good amount of space.
- > Profile seems to be a view one sees when they slide down their notification bar.
- > The information inside the profile box seems squashed and not aligned properly.
- > The Sr. Member info doesn't seem to be fitting very nicely there. 
- > Overall, I think there is scope for improvement. Anyway, good initiative.

Nice and neat, I like it. Perhaps those subforums could use some submenu indicator/ icon.  

In the meanwhile

Talking strictly in regards to the UI... looks promising.
Although I quite like the profile info card layout it still seems too much wasted space for the Dashboard view. Might work better on profile view... idk
Also curios to see a thread mock-up 
Favorite boards is an interesting touch

Good work so far ! 

GOOD DAY GUYS!

I just wanted to share with you my suggested UI design on a mobile application of Epochtalk, or if probable, a Bitcointalk mobile app that allows users signing in with an API from the administration (which is obviously impossible). I'm just really new onto making designs with Figma and I am amazed with how powerful it was for Developers and UI/UX designers like me. I'm just studying it as well as studying on making a mobile application, in which soon I might try to make one out of TryNinja's API and just make a simple Android/IOS application of Ninjastic.space (in which it wasn't really necessary, but would be much convenient with a proper application implied).

Here's the important notes with the design prototype:

• All icons and vector graphics are from flaticon and freepik. No copyright infringement intended. The illustrations only serves as the basis on how the elements on the design should look like with its overall contrast and structure. Everything that were only used for the design purposes are prior to changes once this UI/UX design would be approved.
• All of the forum's board would and must have it's own vector illustrations and icons for the accuracy of it being implied on a modern design mobile application.
• The size illustrated above was only a static and fixed one, but the idea of the design remains the same.
• This can also be applied in web design by simply using @media components in CSS and varying each and every element to be responsive according to the platform used and the device used.

So that's it! Have you liked my work? I might be adding more design soon if you do! I am planning to make every possible boards and pages in the forum with the design. But of course, the boards and its threads remains the same in general aspect of the forum, so it would only count as one. Hence, the possible future design might be based from the navigation bar indicated in the image, and of course some additional perks that you might like

I'll frequently update this thread once I moved forward in making more sub designs from this initial one, and might be trying to develop it in a real app

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