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I'm planning to write a tutorial for Static Shock, but the main blocker is that the empty template when creating a SS project leaves too much for a new user to do. The easier it is for a new user to get started, the more popular the package will be. The Dart package docs template is good for it's use case, but I believe the widest use case would be a "marketing page" template (though that doesn't necessarily need to be the name). A marketing template introduces a product on the home page and links to other pages from a menu.
One example site that I would like to make is like so:
The number of action buttons and items in the menu is not important.
Here is a mobile view:
The hamburger menu would contain the items App, Lessons, Contact and link to Markdown pages.
These are the minimal features needed:
A generated HTML home page similar to the one above or one of the FBH sites. The home page should include:
a logo or image
a title
some descriptive text
a call to action button
a menu.
and it should have a responsive layout for desktop or mobile
The Markdown pages should be styled, including:
padding
headers
code
quotes
The overall goal is to have something that looks attractive directly from create. (In my opinion, all of the FBH sites look good.) I'd love to make a simple tutorial that says swap out this image, change this text, paste in some markdown, run shock serve and voila! You're finished and it looks really good.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm planning to write a tutorial for Static Shock, but the main blocker is that the empty template when creating a SS project leaves too much for a new user to do. The easier it is for a new user to get started, the more popular the package will be. The Dart package docs template is good for it's use case, but I believe the widest use case would be a "marketing page" template (though that doesn't necessarily need to be the name). A marketing template introduces a product on the home page and links to other pages from a menu.
One example site that I would like to make is like so:
The number of action buttons and items in the menu is not important.
Here is a mobile view:
The hamburger menu would contain the items App, Lessons, Contact and link to Markdown pages.
These are the minimal features needed:
The overall goal is to have something that looks attractive directly from
create
. (In my opinion, all of the FBH sites look good.) I'd love to make a simple tutorial that says swap out this image, change this text, paste in some markdown, runshock serve
and voila! You're finished and it looks really good.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: