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rixitgithub opened this issue Mar 31, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #69
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Better Post-Sign-In User Flow: Build Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate Sections #68

rixitgithub opened this issue Mar 31, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #69

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Implement Post-Sign-In User Flow with Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate UI Sections

Problem Statement

The application currently lacks a structured flow after users sign in. Without a defined landing page, users may feel lost or unsure how to proceed, which reduces engagement.

Additionally, the absence of dedicated UI sections for user profiles, leaderboards, and initiating debates prevents users from:

  • Managing their personal information
  • Viewing performance metrics
  • Engaging in community interaction
  • Starting a debate seamlessly

Proposed Solution

Develop a seamless post-sign-in experience with a dedicated landing page that includes:

Profile Section

  • Displays user details
  • Allows users to edit information
  • Supports profile picture uploads

Leaderboard Section

  • Shows a dynamic ranking of users based on activity and performance
  • Provides a visually engaging and responsive UI

Start Debate Page

  • Enables users to initiate a new debate directly from the landing page
  • Provides a simple form for entering debate details (topic, description, etc.)
  • Guides users through the debate setup process

Implementation Details

User Flow

  • Implement routing using React Router to automatically redirect users after login.
  • Ensure a smooth transition from sign-in to the landing page containing the Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate sections.

Profile UI

  • Create a <Profile /> component.
  • Display user details along with an editing interface.
  • Include support for uploading and previewing profile pictures.

Leaderboard UI

  • Build a <Leaderboard /> component.
  • Dynamically fetch and display user rankings based on activity.
  • Implement a responsive design with interactive UI elements.

Start Debate UI

  • Develop a <StartDebate /> component.
  • Provide a user-friendly form for starting a debate, including fields for topic and description.
  • Validate input and guide users through the debate creation process.

Enhancements

  • Add robust error handling and fallback UI components.
  • Improve accessibility with proper ARIA labels and keyboard navigation support.
  • Optimize performance using memoization and lazy loading where applicable.

Expected Impact

  • Enhanced Navigation: A structured post-sign-in flow will improve user onboarding.
  • Increased Engagement: The Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate features foster user interaction.
  • Scalability: This solution lays a strong foundation for future upgrades such as detailed user statistics, gamification elements, and personalized recommendations.

Current Problem Demonstration

Watch the video below to understand the current issue:

post_signin_flow_before.mp4

Additional Notes

This enhancement aims to significantly improve the user experience for DebateAI by providing clear navigation and essential features immediately after sign-in. Feedback is welcome, and modifications can be made as necessary.

@rixitgithub rixitgithub changed the title Better Post-Sign-In User Flow: Build Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate UI Better Post-Sign-In User Flow: Build Profile, Leaderboard, and Start Debate Sections Mar 31, 2025
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