# Installer Wireframes (Proksi UX) Robert's wireframe sketches for the installer wizard UI. **Source:** Hand-drawn mockup shared 2026-03-06 ## Flow Overview 1. User boots from USB into a **headless live image** 2. Opens browser, navigates to **http://proksi.local** 3. Walks through a multi-step wizard (screens below) --- ## Screen 1: Hello (Welcome / Account Setup) | Field | Notes | |-------|-------| | Hostname | Name for the server | | Username | Info tooltip explaining what this is for | | Password | | | Password (confirm) | | | Backend on/off | Toggle to enable/disable backend | | Backend address | Only relevant if backend is on | | Language | Language selector | Navigation: **Next** button (bottom right) --- ## Screen 2: Device Setting (Drive Selection) Shows detected drives as a selectable list with radio buttons. | Element | Notes | |---------|-------| | Boot drive | Select which drive to install the OS on (info tooltip) | | Drive list | Radio buttons for each detected drive | | Other drives | Remaining drives used as storage | | Auto setup | One-click automatic drive assignment | **Auto setup logic:** - Tests drive speeds - Fastest drive becomes boot drive - Remaining drives become LVM storage Navigation: **Back** and **Next** buttons --- ## Screen 3: Device Setting (Per-Device Purpose) Repeats for each additional connected device. > "We see you have a [device] connected. What is it for?" - Radio button options for device purpose - **"I don't know" (default)** — safe fallback if user is unsure Navigation: **Back** button, **Next** button (repeats for each device) --- ## Screen 4: Connections (Network) | Field | Notes | |-------|-------| | Network settings | IP configuration (DHCP/static) | | Connect to a VPN | Optional VPN setup | *(Wireframe was cut off — likely continues with more options or a summary/confirm screen)* --- ## Design Notes - Wizard-style step-by-step flow with back/forward navigation - Info tooltips (i icons) on fields that need explanation - Auto setup reduces decisions for beginners - "I don't know" defaults keep things safe for non-technical users - Installer UI labeled **Proksi UX** in Robert's sketches - Project name: **Furtka** (Polish for "gate"), domain `furtka.org`. Installer UI continues under the **Proksi** name.