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Make names and description more friendly to designers #63
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Our main problem right now is to get projects to sign up and add theirs. Right now the only thing they have to do is add a badge to their readme - and we will automatically scan the project and add it to our database – fully automated. That means of course – we will take the content of their files and display that. There is currently no way to edit anything on our end (and also 0 interest from the projects right now) Which leads me to another hypothesis: |
This is a valid concern. We’ve seen cases where project information can either feel underwhelming or overwhelming to designers, making it harder for them to engage. That said, I also think it’s crucial to keep the project addition process simple and streamlined, without requiring extra effort from developers on our end. One idea for the future could be implementing a mechanism to auto-generate brief, engaging descriptions. For example, we could leverage a free LLM to process the provided project data and return a designer-friendly description. This approach would help maintain a straightforward project submission flow while giving us better content to inform and attract designers in areas like the Projects Directory or individual project pages. |
Issue #67 was created to explore the technical implementation of an LLM solution of creating a suitable description to include on the "Project" page. |
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