The impact generated from setting up a Welcome Screen will help with increased retention of users old and new, and raise engagement within your community. To combat this, the Welcome Screen provides ease of access and less friction for new Discord users and long time users alike. This can contribute to bad user experience and cause a user who would have contributed greatly to your community to get lost in our UI. Sometimes large communities with many channels, users, and large walls of text can be a bit too confusing for newcomers that want a clear direction of where to go. #pictures-only, #meet-new-friends, #introduce-yourself) We also suggest naming these channels to ones that are easily definitive and understood by those within and outside of the community for extra clarity.īy naming the channel after the action or activity that is to take place within that text/voice channel, this can prevent confusion on what users are allowed to do within each channel.
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Now that you have an idea of how to set up your Welcome Screen, it can be a bit difficult to decide what channels to spotlight in your summary from your already amazing 100+ other #text-channels. Lastly, you can select “Preview” to get a visual on how it will look to new users to give you a better idea of their end.Īnd that is it! Congratulations on setting up your Community Server Welcome Screen! Recommended Channels Guide From here, you can continue to add 4 more options or hit “Enable” to show it off to new, incoming users. Once you have saved your customization you will get an overview of what it will look like. Select any channel that you prefer users to see within your server and write a little description about it you want others to see. To enable the Welcome Screen, your server must have enabled the Community Server Settings! If you haven't done so yet, check out this support article on how to do so! Customization for Community Server OwnersĬommunity Server Owners and those with Manage Server permission now have access to this option, you can customize it under Server Settings.įrom here you can click on “Set Up Welcome Screen” to get started, you will then receive a window to “Add a Recommended Channel”. Customization for Community Server Owners.Whether this is your first couple of servers you are joining, the 50 th, or a Server Owner looking to simplify your community, we introduce to you the Community Server Welcome Screen. We understand this can be very overwhelming to users, so we have created a better user experience on first contact with these communities. You don't realize it, but your example is exactly the kind of proof that shows it's a hidden loading screen meant to help render times on low spec systems.There is now an easier way for you to identify if a community is right for you.ĭiscord is home to many servers and interesting user-interface designs ranging from the pound sign next to a channel ( #hash-tag ), a million names on the right side of the screen ( Members- 99999 ), and disabled chat bars ( please read the #rules first ). When Player B finally finishes loading into the hunt, Player A gets teleported back to the start as the hunt finally recognizes itself as being initialized. Player B loads into the hunt very slowly, their landing animation plays and then they get a black screen for a several seconds because the landing animation was not long enough to hide the final bit of loading. Player A loads very fast, has their landing animation play (and sometimes even skips it in the case of this bug) and can go and play.
Player A has a fast machine, Player B has a very slow machine. We know this because of the rubberband-hunt-start bug. Rendering the island isn't instantaneous for everyone. Maybe you're not used to them if you're relatively young, but the loading screen BEFORE the arrival animation has all of your account information being loaded in.
You should look up hidden loading screens.
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