From the course: Building Real-Time Web Apps with Spring Boot and WebSockets
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The UI/UX overview
From the course: Building Real-Time Web Apps with Spring Boot and WebSockets
The UI/UX overview
- [Instructor] So, we finished implementing and testing our server-side app code. It's now time to look at the user experience and what we want to achieve with this real-time app on the client side. Remember, we're building a chat application that helps event guests stay in touch with each other as well as the event host and the event venue staff. So, let's take a minute here and remind ourselves of our major features especially as it relates to implementing the desired user experience. Then, we'll take a brief look at the HTML that was needed to create this user experience. Our features that we wanna implement are joining a chat group. We wanna make sure that once people join, they can send messages. And eventually, we want participants to be able to get real-time updates and cues of interactivity. So, let's see what that looks like. So, here's our finished user interface. We've provided areas for users to join a group or join the conversation by entering their name. They can also…
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