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So, I've been tweaking the HESK UI quite a bit, and I thought I'd like to share with everyone how the template looks so far. I've only gotten to the installation screens, but this will hopefully give you a taste for what is to come. Links do not automatically open in a new window, so I suggest opening them in new tabs manually

The template reuses much of the original HESK code, however I have added some JQuery/Bootstrap elements to give HESK a more modern, up-to-date feel. Constructive criticism is welcome

I think that looks really nice. Have you just done the installation screen? I'd like to see what the admin section and customer interface looks like when you're done. I am thinking hesk 3 might have some theme options and what not.

I have not yet done the admin area/customer area yet. I'm taking it one step at a time. Right now, the main page is practically plain text right now

And yes, I believe Klemen has planned for a theming system in v3.

Looking forward to seeing the complete design

Yes, I do plan on moving to templates in 3.0

I finished the main index page for now. Here's what it looks like:



Hopefully I'll get some more done soon

Looks really good your screens so far.
Maybe you can -> help the Master?

It's been a while, but I finally got to getting another screen finished:



Also, it's not visible on the screenshot, but error message are also redone and are contained above the "View existing ticket" section.

Got the view ticket page finished. Here are some more screenshots:




I also got the knowledgebase screens done. I think everything on the front-end is now complete

Looks really good.
Your "Ticket Page" reminds on Kayako, that leading and very expensive ITS (unless youre a charity).

Alcazar, this is the description of the repository that's hosting the project (I haven't released the location yet since the project is not complete):

This looks amazing!!!!!
Keep up the good work!

Got some progress done on the admin dashboard and view ticket pages. I wasn't sure how I should design the admin dashboard, so for now, it looks pretty much the same. Maybe later on I might overhaul it.

Looks fantastic, really well done.

Hi mike, i am curious about which files would need to be updated on an existing 2.5.2 installation?
In the future...would you have to replace some file?
Also, would you tell us if you are going to sell this or share? If you would sell. What would you think that is going to cost?
Thanks for all you do

In the future...would you have to replace some file?

Almost every file is being modified in some way, so you will most likely have to run an upgrade, even if you are currently running 2.5.2

Also, would you tell us if you are going to sell this or share?

I plan to release this under the GNU GPL v2