TODO:

• Add a page for password reset/account recovery
• Remove initialize sdk example from login page
• Use brew (not npm) to install ory cli and show instructions for macos and linux
• Use @ory/client-fetch (not @ory/client)
• Set credentials to include instead of usine withCredentials
• Use UI component for screenshots
• Refine screenshots to be clear and annotated
• Make UI texts bold
• instead ui /ui/login please redirect to the route behind createBrowserLoginFlow
• Add ory cli as alternative tab to Ory Console

Feedback from @piotrmsc

• Refine local development
• Print the session to console
• Remove headers from code snippets
• Extend the session and revoke the session using code
• Use MS style guide for handling list in MFA page
• Use a single image for the MFA config
• Remove the list of provider and link to it
• Fix social sign in image
• Replace blur with template value
• Link to session guide instead of configuring session

• Bullet list might not be needed
• Refresh and revoke session test
• Consisteent basepath url
• Image urls
• Double check the mfa settings to see if they get an email
• Consider whether or not to have the Next steps section
• Remove the recommended approach section

Following again blindly "step by step" : When I try logout I am getting 404 after logout call as well, in ory tunnel I see calls and redirects but in the end I end up with 404 from CF blocking rule, do I need to configure something extra?

Huge PR! I think we are very close to getting this one perfect and will be a great basis for getting started!

I did not test all the code examples but the ones I tested were straightforward enough - maybe you can create an issue to add automated tests for these examples later on? I think long-term would be good avoid drift.

I agree with the idea of tests,however, to have them running and testing the code examples they would need to be code-complete and currently are not (see my previous review comments on them). Which for me would make sense to have getting-started code examples as code complete with option to collapse lines of code that are not ory-specific.

@christiannwamba what's your take on it?