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New And Improved ShadowCore GUI

Ever since the first version of ShadowCore was launched, we have always made sure to be in tune to our users adaptive needs. Taking into account your requests and feedback we have implemented some changes, refreshed and improved our GUI. While doing so, we tried to focus on some of Shadows upcoming features like ShadowMarket that will require a lot of new elements. ShadowCores improved GUI will break new ground in cryptocurrecy software by bringing more controls to your fingertips and provides a completely new user experience.

Heres a list of some of the changes. A detailed list will be posted with the live release.

- Full responsive design
- New slide-in sub-level sidebar big/small version
- Better data tables / pagination
- New options/settings screen with tabs (wallet)
- New options/settings (market)
- Marketplace listing
- Improved send and receive pages
- Help functions (popups) for new SDC users
- New search / modal
- Market category filters

The new version of ShadowCore is currently undergoing final testing and debugging. We expect to be able to release around the end of this month. Below you will find a sneak preview of the improved GUI + ShadowMarket feature. Many enhancements have been made to increase end-user productivity and pleasure. Our goal is to create a visual representation of a ecommerce platform that users can easily relate to.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WbMpeAL95m8

*We will upload a 2nd video that focusses more on ShadowMarkets look and feed + user interface later this month.

I still see the scrollbar is not fixed in all windows of the wallet. Please, please, please fix the scroll bar!! This is the second request. It is so easy.

Just add this code to the wallet's CSS file.

Code:

html {
overflow-y: scroll;
}

A scroll bar will be fixed to every window even if it is not needed. Keeps elements from jumping side to side when a scroll bar is not needed.

I like it as is, if I don't need a scroll bar I don't want to see it. What you call a problem is really just your own personal taste.

You sit around looking at scroll bars? How many times have you said, "Damn this pages has a scroll bar, I wish it didn't."?

Sure its a personal taste but it is derived from a need to perfect the usability of webpages and apps. Its a UX issue. It looks silly to have elements shifting side to side as you change pages/windows. Watch the video around 12-14 seconds and see how the interface jumps just because an element had a mouseover. You loose nothing by having a fixed scrollbar but you gain a more professional look and a sleeker user interface by doing it. Had I not pointed out the scroll bar and it had been there anyways, you would of never known the difference.

Nothing wrong with suggestions, and the team always seams to really bend over backwards to please everyone, so, no doubt they are already taking your suggestion into consideration.