Browser: UI/UX Refactor

[cookiengineer]

The Browser UI Refactor that started with 40e9efc has the ultimate goal to have Widgets that can be instanciated on a per-data structure basis. Each Widget represents the complete data structure via their this.model={} property, whereas values and writable states are tracked in the update event of the Widget's element.

The goal behind this is to have no shitty shared-across-iframe-helpers that polluted the global scope and made interaction between the iframe and the window's parent a nightmare.

• Implement browser/design/card/Host

• Implement browser/design/card/Mode

• Implement browser/design/card/Beacon

• Implement browser/design/card/Peer

• Implement browser/design/card/Redirect

• Implement browser/design/card/Session

• Implement browser/design/card/Tab

• Implement browser/design/card/Settings

• Reimplement stealth:welcome Page

• Reimplement stealth:fix-host Page

• Reimplement stealth:fix-mode Page

• Reimplement stealth:settings Page

[cookiengineer]

As the Session turned out to be more complex, another Tab card is necessary in order to implement it cleanly.

The idea behind the Tab card is that it can be reused for the stealth:history page, which is just a Session.query() call to the current hostname in the domain field.

[2075]

can i help with the ux?

[cookiengineer]

@2075 Sure! Currently most of the UX parts and workflows are actually kind of unplanned and a bit disorganized when it comes to the Internal Pages; and the Sidebars are still completely missing.

What parts would you like to work on?

[2075]

proper ux makes only sense end to end. therefore a good starting point could be a simple tree with views and taking it from there. outcomes would be wireframes and maybe something like a styling for the application(s).

[2075]

any updates on that?

[cookiengineer]

For me it's currently unclear what needs to be done for you to be able to work on this?

The current state of the project reflects the basic UX/UI ideas and tries to go from there in order to reach an MVP as soon as possible. But regarding UX, there are no plans, and no wireframes. So in order to know what you need, I would require something like a list of requirements.