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Home page and registration page #2
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I tend more to the upper screen in terms of a landing page. What if a visitor only want's to find out about where2help and all he gets is a list of appointments on which he is not able to act on because he needs an account? That's a broken experience in my eyes. I think the landing page should carefully balance information about what where2help is and what it stands for, account sign-up/log-in requirement and the appointments list. |
Actually I think the list itself would explain pretty well what it's all about and we should show the content right away. It's a much stronger call to action. The list needs some work and there could be some extra info on top on what it's all about, but I think content first would be a good strategy also for W2H. (After all, the idea is pretty simple and we wouldn't need to much text to explain it.) |
Maybe a combination of the two will do it? As @klappradla mentioned on trello: the landing page should definitely point out that there is an Android and iOS -App, plus other infos as well, i would agree on that. On the other hand I don't really know how much work it would be for the web app to display the list on the landing page. |
I just had a similar thought... I agree that there should be additional info available (good point that the Apps need to be clearly visible), but there shouldn't be too much explanatory text on the first page. |
I really like where this is heading. Great iterations! (Picking on the last submission) I think the information part is covered pretty well by now, i don't miss anything. I would like to propose some changes on the information hierarchy though. But first, the appointments problem. I don't see any chance of getting them on the frontpage as of a MVP release, so i guess linking to them should be the way to go for now. This could be nicely done with a big prominent card which reads for e.g. "Es werden zurzeit 468 Helfer gebraucht ... go and check it out!" or something similar. Having something like this leads to the hierarchy problem. A card like this should be placed pretty prominent under the header image for example. I would suggest following order: toolbar - header - big fat card link - signups - app banner - footer Since i'm not working on the web app this should really involve @klappradla, because he has a better understanding of implementation details. Anyways, i like the concept and I'm happy to help :) |
On the landing pageI also like #2 (comment), good job! The difference between registering as an ngo vs. as a volunteer is way clearer than in the facebook-like approach here #2 (comment). Also dig the footer - good placement of e.g. the language thing. And dig the registration page. One thing to keep in mind: the web app is fully responsive. Both landing page variant might be problematic on mobile including mobile internet connection. For #2 (comment) I don't see the point in showing the whole feed functionality including filters and pagination. I'd rather use the section as a teaser for the real, less cluttered list view. We can switch to tiles here (won't recommend for the real list though), but I'd reduce them and for instance leave away the "Ich helfe" Button here, rather forcing people to click on them to get away from the landing page. On the imageI'd move both, the registration buttons and the app ad up into the image, too (making the image longer), and shorten the ad text. This allows you a better separation into 3 main items: registration, needs, footer, plus less boxes and stuff. What do you think? General
Like where this is moving! |
@klappradla and @markusrubey THANKS! A lot of good suggestions.
In addition, from that teaser it would be possible to link to the complete list on a separate page even without signing in, right? Some answers to your comments:
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We could try to access the user's location, but I wonder if it's worth the effort. It won't work on every machine / in every browser, the user has to allow it (at least in Chrome and Safari) and won't do it if she did not really see why. To comments
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Ok, then let's skip the location for now on the web. First and Last name separation is also not a top priority, we can keep it as it is. Thanks for the answers! |
Pardon my late response. Too busy with work... The last two screens fit very well, I'll start implementing them. So yeah, you can go ahead with illu stuff. Some warnings up front (only basic stuff, no worries):
I'd keep this issue open until I either copied the wireframes over to the other repo or implemented it. Did not decide on the best workflow there yet. |
Super :) |
Single registration page where it is possible to select whether I'm an NGO or helper and forms, texts and images change accordingly (big image on the left and text can also stay if we don't find anything better.
How to get here?
Via link "Registrieren" on the Home page
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