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Whilst using another CTF platform, I found this layout to be enjoyable to use.
A few of the features I liked while using this design:
All challenges are displayed on one page
Page automatically updated as new challenges were unlocked
Page can be Ctrl+F'ed to find prior information
Hints are displayed in a list view below the submission box for each challenge
The amount of hint left is clearly displayed
The amount of points lost (by answering incorrectly) is displayed prominently
The amount of points available per challenge is clearly displayed
It is easy to tell whether a challenge has been solved or not
All challenge descriptions are expanded by default
Clickable category/stage list on the right to quickly jump to another stage.
All hints are displayed after correctly solving a challenge (although this is not completely related to the UI)
Another benefit of a one page design is that it can be saved by the user by using CTRL+S in a browser. This is more of a quirk of the platform I saw this on, as the CTF can be closed overnight / between sessions and it can be useful to keep a list of challenges to work on offline.
See screenshot below for inspiration.
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Whilst using another CTF platform, I found this layout to be enjoyable to use.
A few of the features I liked while using this design:
Another benefit of a one page design is that it can be saved by the user by using CTRL+S in a browser. This is more of a quirk of the platform I saw this on, as the CTF can be closed overnight / between sessions and it can be useful to keep a list of challenges to work on offline.
See screenshot below for inspiration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: