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That's a cool idea |
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I love the banners this way |
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@madsrh where do you got those images from? |
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Icons or background? For the backgrounds, I tried a few different things, so I don't recall, but I usually go to unsplash or pexels. |
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2022-11-17.10-08-42.mp4A little preparation if we go to the "section banner" idea
WDYT? Edit: plus the new banners in mads mock-up |
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I only need to figure out some nice colors for each section :) |
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Wow, awesome! Perfect for scaling and not loading large background images. You're such a wizard 🧙♂️ |
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@madsrh the banners are looking great!! 😍 From what I read above, the background is separated from the icons – does this mean that the icons can be updated/replaced automatically? If it's not updated manually, we have to be conscious that the logos' colours might clash with the background. |
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FYI this will be my focus now. I will post a UX proposal as soon as possible. |
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Random screenshots of the playstore app page for desktop as an inspiration/design reference: |
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played a bit and found this to my quite useful components (cards with our border with a half cut image etc etc, using the snap banner) |
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Update: I am creating a list with ideas for big banners on explore page, stuff like “Must-have snaps for developers” and “Everything you need for your game night” (as suggested here), and so on... |
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I found this an interesting layout. Not the visual design but how things are arranged: |
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didn't want to open another discussion and since it is related to "explore" "discover" features, we could show X amount of popular snap categories directly in the sidebar, similar to what 🍎 and 🪟 do: |
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We finally have something to share! 🙌 We’ve worked together with the Desktop and Snap Store Product Managers to define the experience and product goals for the Explore page. A design refresh of snapcraft.io front page is planned, so we are taking this opportunity to align both stores. As discussed here before, we all aim to create an experience that provides ‘freshness’ and ‘excitement’, but also as automated as possible to rely less on humans to update it frequently. That said, we had a chat with the Snap Store team to understand what can we get from the APIs and this is what we agreed for them to work on. To make the layout more interesting and less repetitive we created different types of app banners, and full width banners to give more ‘rhythm’ to the page.
Please keep in mind that banners content, gradients and copy are just placeholders 🙂Light and Dark themeLight themeDark themeExample of landing pageApart from this, from the design team we are working on the creation of a gradient pack (for banners), which will be provided with a specification doc to make it easier to implement. We will share a first iteration of it soon to get your input and help! |
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@Zoospora could you please let us know what font weights you used for the banner headings? Is it bold and thin? Thank you |
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Hey @anasereijo @Zoospora and @madsrh If you think some of the mock-ups shown here are good to implement feel free to open an issue for this including the screenshot. There are those three dots right at each comment with "create an issue" |
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Could we add a small section (2-4 apps) to the explore page with (recently?) installed apps asking the users to review them? Quick mockup - don't pay attention to the wording. This could be click to rate, add your review or 🤷♂️ |
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What if the frontpage showed a banner representing a category (not an app)? The banners for the individual apps (like the frontpage has now), are moved into each category.
Background images are created for each category and selected/featured app icons are placed on top so they can be changed aka not part of the image.
I see that I have a few updates 😄
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