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A new and improved registration process, including a basic onboarding process.

Please see the latest registration flow here

• https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/388761161_Home_Page_Concept

@jotto141 @ottman - have you give some direction of the homepage content (bottom three sections). We spoke last week about introducing broader content. Something like:

1. Security/Privacy
2. Earn crypto for contributions
3. Opensource

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The flow has been updated. See the above InVision link, and click through the process.

Thanks Michael. Please shoot us an update after you've reorganized sketch and synced all the latest everything so we can suggest final changes.

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Web Desktop [Homepage A - with form] https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/392536824_Home_Page_-A-

Web Desktop [Homepage B - without form] https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/392536821_Home_Page_-B-

The registration process contains all the necessary click-throughs.

Web Mobile [Homepage A - with form] https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/392536823_Home_Page_-A-_Mobile

Web Mobile [Homepage B - without form] https://invis.io/KWU1X9IEB2U#/392536822_Home_Page_-B-_Mobile

FYI @eiennohi @markeharding - I will spend a little time now clarifying the general form designs with validation etc in a separate task. This will help clarify behaviour through registration, as well as other areas of the platform.

Also @eiennohi - The 'Blue' colour is somewhat up for debate, and may change. I would suggest when assigning this colour a sass variable name, call it something like primaryActionColor, or something to that effect