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Hi @tiktoshi

And what are your answers of my questions and see my new

Any plans for a Full / Quick / Custom and right click scan

But you will develop this software in the future with updates right

Will you add the scan engines to virustotal

And can you say what your plans for adding to it available

And what did make the german translations for it

Will it work on Windows 8.1

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Mops21 said:
Hi @tiktoshi

And what are your answers of my questions and see my new

Any plans for a Full / Quick / Custom and right click scan

But you will develop this software in the future with updates right

Will you add the scan engines to virustotal

And can you say what your plans for adding to it available

And what did make the german translations for it

Will it work on Windows 8.1

Mops21
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There is no plan.I
will add anything important when I find it.
German language has been added.

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Hi @tiktoshi

Thank you very much for your infos and for your answers

I will test it on Windows 8.1

And post some bugs when i found something

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Hi @tiktoshi

Thank you very much for your infos and for your answers

And how can i send you samples when it detect it from the program

Will it create an desktop icon on the desktop

When you release Beta RC Alpha Version for it how can i get them

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@tiktoshi , just some advice from someone who has a lot of practice in this field, the UI is a bit crowded.

You have several different types of buttons firstly.
This psychologically confuses the user.
Next, your scan button is smaller than the quarantine button.

You also have language selector in the UI, on the main window.

My suggestion:
Create separate flows/experiences and place the buttons where they belong. Don’t make the main screen the be-all, end-all of the app.

All these buttons also draw the attention away of the shield which is your hero section. When the user opens the UI, their eyes should immediately meet the hero section, and not the settings.
 
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Trident said:
@tiktoshi , just some advice from someone who has a lot of practice in this field, the UI is a bit crowded.

You have several different types of buttons firstly.
This psychologically confuses the user.
Next, your scan button is smaller than the quarantine button.

You also have language selector in the UI, on the main window.

My suggestion:
Create separate flows/experiences and place the buttons where they belong. Don’t make the main screen the be-all, end-all of the app.

All these buttons also draw the attention away of the shield which is your hero section. When the user opens the UI, their eyes should immediately meet the hero section, and not the settings.
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I suggest you make the shield smaller and put it on the top bar, where it says System Protected. Because your window is small, you don’t have a lot of space to waste. Make this section stand out because now, this will be the hero section that determines whether the user stays on the app, or just closes it.

Next, the language selection should disappear. I am not sure if you use .net or c++ but you can detect the system language either way. Apply the language that you think user speaks.

Your app is mainly about scanning, so make this button big and attention-grabbing.

You also have real time protection and firewall, these should be your 3 most prominent cards or whatever you wanna use.

Maybe update can be the 4th most prominent one.

The rest is unimportant and does not belong there.

The hamburger button makes the app feel like news app that just loads the site through web view. Change this icon. If you are using React, make use of Lucide React which is an icon package.

Make sure the UI is compiled on Vite if you use react.

Make sure the bridge between WebView/CEF, Electron or whatever you are using is secure.

Validate all responses with a token, use specialised library (hardware based) to generate it.
 
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Trident said:
I suggest you make the shield smaller and put it on the top bar, where it says System Protected. Because your window is small, you don’t have a lot of space to waste. Make this section stand out because now, this will be the hero section that determines whether the user stays on the app, or just closes it.

Next, the language selection should disappear. I am not sure if you use .net or c++ but you can detect the system language either way. Apply the language that you think user speaks.

Your app is mainly about scanning, so make this button big and attention-grabbing.

You also have real time protection and firewall, these should be your 3 most prominent cards or whatever you wanna use.

Maybe update can be the 4th most prominent one.

The rest is unimportant and does not belong there.

The hamburger button makes the app feel like news app that just loads the site through web view. Change this icon. If you are using React, make use of Lucide React which is an icon package.

Make sure the UI is compiled on Vite if you use react.

Make sure the bridge between WebView/CEF, Electron or whatever you are using is secure.

Validate all responses with a token, use specialised library (hardware based) to generate it.
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Quick editIs this suitable?

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Now my eyes naturally go onto the hero section, which is also like an anchor.

I would just change all icons to one colour, otherwise the user is thinking what exactly are you trying to communicate, with database being blue, full scan being purple. Whichever scan you want the user to run (I am assuming the quick one will be the user’s favourite), can be the only icon with different, preferably warm colour. The purple will do.
This way you are “pushing” the user to this action specifically.

The rest, I will leave to your creativity.

You can also choose better icons

lucide.dev

Lucide Icons

Beautiful & consistent icon toolkit made by the community.
lucide.dev
 
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Trident said:
Now my eyes naturally go onto the hero section, which is also like an anchor.

I would just change all icons to one colour, otherwise the user is thinking what exactly are you trying to communicate, with database being blue, full scan being purple. Whichever scan you want the user to run (I am assuming the quick one will be the user’s favourite), can be the only icon with different, preferably warm colour. The purple will do.
This way you are “pushing” the user to this action specifically.

The rest, I will leave to your creativity.

You can also choose better icons

lucide.dev

Lucide Icons

Beautiful & consistent icon toolkit made by the community.
lucide.dev
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I used React icon design. I changed the icons to a uniform color, reduced the background glare, and corrected the text. I'm still making some adjustments.
 
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