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Total revenue is fine for now, but once a seller has been paid, we'll want to acknowledge in past statements somehow and show only the current month's revenue.

This looks pretty easy: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/direct-to-s3-image-uploads-in-rails

http://builtwithbootstrap.com/ has done extremely well (over 100k hits a month) and launched around the same time as wrapbootstrap. It currently makes over 1k/month on ads alone [1], and also has "featured" sites, etc which make even more. I'm not saying we should do all of that, but giving signed up users the ability to showcase their site built with semantic would be a good addition I think. This should come last if we decide to do it, but I think it will be fairly straight forward and simple.

[1] http://buysellads.com/buy/search/id/675022/ts/1398904356#view-134477/

Similar to this one:

https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/simple-search-results-page-WB00T685T

price at 12 bucks

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Feel free to delete this, just wondering if we were using from scratch user session/signup/auth instead of devise? I like devise bc it comes with email verification and all views, etc but that's more of your domain so I'll defer to you.

-Basic Info
-Purchases (maybe this should be its own page... thoughts?)
-Links to "sell", "dash", "edit"

Items needed:

1. List of uploads (items for sale)
2. $ Earnings, # items sold info
3. Payment Settings (paypal address to pay them, tax settings if we go that route)

Note on tax settings: Requires a pretty high level of security if we are storing that kind of data. WrapBootstrap says "encrypted with 256-bit AES" and has ssl certificate, etc. Also requires incorporation on our behalf which costs ~300-800 bucks, requires biz bank account, etc. This is why I would prefer to wait on proof of concept (a month or two), then we can take these necessary steps if successful. I can talk to my roommate about any risks involved, if any. He's a patent lawyer and knows biz law decently as well.

To recreate:
-log out
-refresh
-"undefined method `admin?' for nil:NilClass" is thrown

Choices now are narrowed down to:
Paypal
Braintree (by paypal)

• User can only create a new theme once logged in
• User can only access, edit own profile, etc
• Admin controls
  etc, etc

Must Have:

• browser compatitbility
• Less/Sass/Plain CSS/All
• Semantic UI version it was released on
• Updated Dates
• Responsive (yes or no)
  -Any other ideas?

See wrap-bs for examples: https://wrapbootstrap.com/theme/unify-responsive-website-template-WB0412697

We just take a screenshot and upload it. Can probably do it from the "edit" page where a special field exists if you are an admin

-link to sell
-my items
*for sale/approved
*pending approval
*rejected
*disabled (give user ability to disable)
-payment settings (does user need to sign up with stripe?)
-history of orders, at different pricing levels

User:

• username
• name
• email
• location
• website
• about

Theme:

• name
• price (single application use)
• price (multiple app uses)
• price (extended - ability to resell)
• css preprocessors (sass, less, stylus, none)
• browser support
• category (admin,dash,portfolio,magazine,etc)
• tags
• description
• screenshot (image)
• preview url
• copyright

No idea here...

Currently shows 3x (I think) the number sold for tier 1. Teirs 2 and 3 untested

@wallawe In the mock, there is a link to "view dashboard". What all should go in there?

@travisvalentine Feel free to throw some ideas in the hat here. It would be cool to have a bunch of set tactics to get traffic flowing in and users activated. We'll start with the obvious:

• Submit to Hacker News
• Submit to Product Hunt
• Submit to Reddit (programmer, front-end, design, startups, ...)
• Submit to stumbleupon
• Answer relevant questions on quora and link from there
• Submit to all search engines
• Email or tweet at people who have starred Semantic on github. Sketchy, yes. Ethical, unlikely. Effective, probably. Just throwing it out there
• Free Theme giveaway each week to 1 person out of all who tweet
• Drop a link in here at the bottom (says posting your side projects is kosher) :http://cdnjs.com/libraries/semantic-ui

• Allow all users to see paypal button and check out without signing in
• Upgrade to premier account if possible in order to hide personal email
• Redirect from purchase in paypal to theme purchased and/or email a confirmation to the user with a link to that page (should probably do this regardless)

As it turns out all we have to do is take and upload a zip to S3. We don't need to do anything else compression-wise, because it'll be up to whomever buys to unzip the theme package.