But there are a number of issues I’ve noted:
- Trackers, Trackers, and More trackers. please just charge me a buck or two more a month instead of attempting to sell pieces of me to google, facebook et al.
- all the safari bugs I see others have reported in oct-dec '22 still exist
- I somehow ended up with a character with a -10 strength … (https://app.demiplane.com/nexus/pathfinder2e/character-sheet/11964)
- despite owning Lost Omens: Ancestry Guide on your platform, the new ancestry options did not appear for me
- the character page is not layed out the greatest when a browser is in full-screen … with all the text focused on the left, the “create character” button in the upper right can be missed on a 32" screen. Additionally the “create character” text in blue next to the "pathfinder 2e is not immediately obvious that it is clickable … might I suggest getting rid of it and moving the button from the top right over to the left (at least for western left-to-right languages)
- an option to only show the game systems I own content for throughout Demiplane would be nice (although I doubt your marketing dept would approve )
- compendium description doesn’t load for the rogues sneak attack, but does for most other
-
https://forums.demiplane.com/images/transparent.png requests have an accept header of
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…??? - https://app.demiplane.com/images/production/1e4909c6-8f19-d63f-1f5c-176eaef689e5.webPlatform.png gives 404 - Not Found
- it’s not obvious what to do once xp has triggered the “level up” button … where do I go to pick my new feats? (yes I know clicking around the character sheet eventually brings one to the “character builder” link … however it should be presented immediately after clicking "level up
none of the above are insurmountable, and as I said in the title … the app and character sheet are fracking gorgeous and and functional on the whole. and while I agree with others that there is a bit more whitespace than I’d really like, THANK-YOU for not going white-space crazy ala angular/materials
looking forward to seeing what’s to come.