Quote from: bitcoinba on June 04, 2014, 03:24:39 PM
If it is informational only, then it should be included in Bitshares.org. In my opinion, there is no need for another website, especially considering the issues and track record of the primary site.

Could it be a page or a group of pages that are part of the main site? And maybe the Bitshares X domain name, whatever that is, when people type it in or follow a link to it, could redirect to that part of the main site?

If it is informational only, then it should be included in Bitshares.org. In my opinion, there is no need for another website, especially considering the issues and track record of the primary site.

BTX is one brand new business concept and model.

So ,I suggest the website can give users plenty of examples to introduce how the BTX business system work.

QuoteProduct 2: Navigate to site which lets us interface with the product.

Define "interface"... I3 cannot host a web wallet, if that's what you mean.

Product 1: Download a wallet which lets us interface with the product.
Product 2: Navigate to site which lets us interface with the product.
Product 3: Navigate to site which gives all kinds of information about the product.

I vote I3 does all of them. At any rate, clarify plans.

Quote from: bitcoinba on June 04, 2014, 12:24:41 PM
Sorry, but I don't understand this at all. Are you referring to the GUI of the decentralized desktop app?

Quote from: MktDirector on June 03, 2014, 04:33:36 PM

There are a lot of features that will need to be present in order for it to work as a bank & exchange. 

What do you mean by this? This sounds like Bitshares Bank and Exchange is going to be a centralized website business. Are you referring to a website that is a dashboard of feeds that pull information off of the blockchain to display? Shouldn't this information be available in the desktop application already?

Right, this should be an info-only website, we are explicitly *not* supposed to have any actual functionality on the page.

Sorry, but I don't understand this at all. Are you referring to the GUI of the decentralized desktop app?

Quote from: MktDirector on June 03, 2014, 04:33:36 PM

There are a lot of features that will need to be present in order for it to work as a bank & exchange. 

What do you mean by this? This sounds like Bitshares Bank and Exchange is going to be a centralized website business. Are you referring to a website that is a dashboard of feeds that pull information off of the blockchain to display? Shouldn't this information be available in the desktop application already?

Quote from: xeroc on June 04, 2014, 06:41:31 AM
How about CGB:
http://cgb.holdings/

yes, but thinking we should make the bitsharesX site a litte bit more state of the art ...
clean minimal ... techiqual design focus ...

How about CGB:
http://cgb.holdings/

The basic design of bitshares.org is meant to function like a directory (thus the .org - it's an organiation of BitShares powered businesses). It will point to the specific DACs, which in turn will have a distinct site. 

I suggested to bytemaster that we start getting the BitShares X site ready now so we have a nice package to put the finished product in when it's complete.  The dev team is working hard in VA and making great progress on the backend, now we need help on the front end - the storefront, so to speak. 

There are a lot of features that will need to be present in order for it to work as a bank & exchange.  I'd like to hear what your thoughts are for how such a site should be designed, what kind of elements it will need, can we find any great examples out there, like toast recently sent me from bloomberg's site, etc.   Please post links to sites you like and/or elements we'll need to build. 
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