The root page for a logged out user currently shows nothing interesting.
When someone hits the system while not logged in, they should see:
- A login form (email/password)
- A button to create an account (maybe suggesting that the reason to do so is to sign up for training as a new volunteer)
- A button to reset their password (with a note that existing rangers and prior trainees already have an account and should choose this option)
- Links to relevant external pages: rangers.burningman.com (general info), training info page (also on rangers.burningman.com), profiles.burningman.com (or the preferred landing page to sign up as a volunteer, replacing http://www2.burningman.com/people/)
- Directions for tech help (ranger-tech-ninjas, lightly obfuscated to reduce spam from web crawlers)
There's already a default view for sign in, which should remain available as a standalone page, though the two experiences should be visually similar if possible. Consider creating a rails partial view.
It might be good to create a mock before implementation, depending on the developer's approach.
The root page for a logged out user currently shows nothing interesting.
When someone hits the system while not logged in, they should see:
There's already a default view for sign in, which should remain available as a standalone page, though the two experiences should be visually similar if possible. Consider creating a rails partial view.
It might be good to create a mock before implementation, depending on the developer's approach.