I believe @leprechaun has been working on use interface stuff. How and where can one even practice within the POB sphere, or do you have to take open source code, try it somewhere else and see how to manipulate it? Once you have an idea that seems to work with the code, how is it implemented for everyone? The reason I ask is, if I have a great idea, but it can't be implemented, what's the point, right?

For instance, the "focused" articles I get right now are only from those I have have followed. Is there a way to tell the user interface, or have it self learn the topics in ingested in? Right now, I can see what's "hot", new, or trending. Perhaps the ux is great and I just don't know how to use it better... but if that's the case, the ux isn't intuitive and needs updating to be easier. Maybe it exists, but it would be nice to have filtered search capabilities.

In regard to ux, what could clean up the look of pob while establishing its brand like a big company (fB, IG, YT, TikTok, etc)? We can all see it when we use their services. Give has the same feel as steem, which means there is an artistic element we can recognize in the ux. What elements should we add or remove to make pob stand out?