Create a main front-end view (index page)

[erikaheidi]

Create a basic view for the main page with Bulma CSS. This should replace the resources/views/index.blade.php placeholder page.

[lynmuldrow]

I'd love to claim this! Thanks for offering such a fun and useful project to work on.

[erikaheidi]

😍 😍 😍

[erikaheidi]

Hey @lynmuldrow I have an update for you, because I did set up a Laravel extension to implement user registration and it uses another front-end framework so this could impact this issue. A few pages were automatically included, a dashboard and a user settings page, as well as registration / login pages (that's what I was more interested so I could focus on the links implementation). I haven't used these things before so we'll figure out as we go :D

Please don't hesitate in reaching out if you have any questions! :) and thank you once again for getting this issue to work on! <3

[lynmuldrow]

Thanks for the callout! I'll dive into these automagic pages and try to make them pretty. I'm trying to figure out what framework is used- I see Tailwinds managing the full app CSS, blade for templates, and some bootstrap splashed in as well. I've been working through the day to parse through the things I don't yet know about these, and I'm happy to customize the main templates in /resources/views/auth or /resources/views/layouts to match the design ideas you have.

[erikaheidi]

I've been working on the secured area where users will be able to add links - so I spend the day figuring out how to use Livewire to reuse the styles of the dashboard initially, so you can focus on the public face of the app - I think we'll need a generic index page, and then the user profile page that will be something like creatorlinks.com/lynmuldrow . Ideally the user will be able to customize some things in the profile later on, but to get started we can have a default style for all the public pages. For this first PR you could focus on the views/index.blade.php and then you'll have more freedom , I think :) Using Tailwind seems like a good route if you'd like to, but if you feel you should keep things simpler you can also use Bulma CSS, your choice! :D