Today I started work on a project that Kyle and I had discussed, which was inspired by interaction with a XeroBank client. The suggestion amounted to the realization that although we are very aware of how to make software easy to use, that there is also a corresponding need to understand how and why you are using the software, and how it integrates into a privacy enhanced lifestyle. Thus is born
The XeroBank Best Practices Guide, a definitive manual for protecting your privacy. It will include how to create a security mindset, how to protect your computer security and personal data, as well as how XeroBank integrates into the big picture.
It has started to write itself much like a martial arts philosophy, because that is what it most closely resembles. Our kung fu is awesome.
Over the last 48 hours, we've been working on the final touches and functions for day zero operation for XeroBank 2.0. That means new software, new services, new webpage, new functions, and new user interface.
Here are some sneak preview images of the real UI:
Rumor: I hear that Kyle found a way to drop xB Machine's loading time from 60 seconds to 10 seconds. I have yet to visually confirm this.
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Think rather to make www.xerobank.com more understandable.
Possibly in various languages.
And 'obligation for an international service.
We have another verison of the website in German. And later we'll have on in french as well. It will be up a little later.
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