Problem
The README.md file would benefit from a short animated GIF showing RPAForge in action, demonstrating key features like:
- Visual process designer with drag-and-drop
- Activity palette with libraries
- Process execution in real-time
- Debugging capabilities
Expected Deliverable
A high-quality, looping GIF (5-15 seconds) that showcases the core workflow:
- Creating a new process
- Dragging activities from the palette
- Connecting activities
- Running the process
- Viewing execution results
Technical Requirements
- Resolution: 1280x720 or similar widescreen format
- File size: < 5MB (optimized for GitHub display)
- Format: GIF or consider WebP with GIF fallback
- Captioned or text overlays for key steps (optional)
- Professional, polished appearance
Tools Suggested
- LICEcap (Windows) - Simple screen capture to GIF
- ScreenToGif (Windows) - Feature-rich with editing
- Kap (macOS) - Modern screen recorder
- Peek (Linux) - Lightweight animated GIF recorder
Why This Matters
A demo GIF in README:
- Increases conversion rate for new users
- Reduces support questions about basic usage
- Showcases the product quality
- Works better than static screenshots
Labels
- documentation
- good first issue
- enhancement
Good first issue for:
- Technical writers creating documentation
- Contributors wanting to showcase the product
- Anyone with screen recording skills
Problem
The README.md file would benefit from a short animated GIF showing RPAForge in action, demonstrating key features like:
Expected Deliverable
A high-quality, looping GIF (5-15 seconds) that showcases the core workflow:
Technical Requirements
Tools Suggested
Why This Matters
A demo GIF in README:
Labels
Good first issue for: