Antanasijevic
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3 months ago @tomsmith8 Here are 2 drafts, as a suggestion for the concept of the onboarding.
Since page is supposed to be pretty much empty, with "Get started" button,
do you think we can just make a simple Onboarding/landing page like this?
Please, let me know if these concepts make sense.
Option 1 In this version, we can show introductory text on the left side with "Get started" Button. On the right side we can place video loop showing second brain graph in action. Click on "Get started opens a tutorial slides with video/animations, and ends up with fields with graph name and description (i am missing that page in this preview).
https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-nav-fiber/assets/13258550/1a33a29b-639d-4f51-aba2-454125acfb9b
Option 2 In this option we can start with introductory text on left side, and instantly show tutorial slides on the right side, ending up with fields with graph name and description
https://github.com/stakwork/sphinx-nav-fiber/assets/13258550/5f1bf6d1-0599-4913-96b8-9cb03a1574b8
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Onboarding and Introduction:
Objective: Welcome the user and introduce them to SecondBrain.
Welcome Screen: A clear and concise welcome message explaining the purpose of the platform.
Tutorial/Guide: A tutorial explaining the basics of knowledge graphs and ontologies.
Example:
Welcome Screen Headline: Welcome to SecondBrain!
Subheadline: Let's create and manage your knowledge graph with ease.
Introduction Paragraph:
Copy Discover the power of interconnected data. SecondBrain helps you visualize and organize information in a way that's meaningful for your project. Begin by setting up your graph, and then dive into crafting your ontology. Whether you're mapping out complex data relationships or simply categorizing information, our tool will guide you through each step.
User Tutorial/Guide
Step-by-Step Walkthrough:
Introduction to Knowledge Graphs
Brief explanation of what a knowledge graph is and its benefits. Use simple diagrams or animations to illustrate the concept.
Core Ontology Concepts
Define key terms like "Node", "Edge", "Property", and "Relationship". Visual examples to show how these elements come together in a graph.
Practical Use Cases
Present real-world examples of knowledge graphs in use. Highlight various domains like business intelligence, research, or content management.
Getting Started
Initial actions the user can take to start their knowledge graph. Encouragement to think about the types of entities and relationships they want to model.