Elaborated on the settings menu and how to involve users

Main-Menu-UI.md

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 Main project page: https://github.com/inexorgame/inexor-core/wiki/User-Interfaces
 The main menu provides the means to navigate the core contents of the game.
 
+  - [Main pages](#main-pages)
+  - [Further planning](#further-planning)
+  - [Key indicators](#key-indicators)
+    - [First impression](#first-impression)
+    - [Involving users](#involving-users)
+  - [Design](#design)
+    - [Examples](#examples)
+  - [Pages](#pages)
+    - [Splash screen](#splash-screen)
+    - [Main Menu/Navigation](#main-menunavigation)
+    - [Server browser](#server-browser)
+    - [Settings](#settings)
+    - [Profile/Account](#profileaccount)
+    - [Community](#community)
+    - [Own content (Recently created/worked on)](#own-content-recently-createdworked-on)
+
+## Main pages
+
 * Splash screen
 * Server browser
 * Settings
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 ## Further planning
 
 * [ ] Define what pages/menus we need
+* [ ] Define how navigation around the menus works
+  * [ ] Is there one main menu where you can get to the other pages, or is it always visible?
 * [ ] Define design (look and feel)
   * [ ] How components (buttons, switches, sliders) look like
   * [ ] How interaction with the menu works (mouse? keyboard?)
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 ### Examples
 
 TBD
+
+## Pages
+
+This section defines what content is found on the individual pages and what its purpose is. We also define how they are interlinked with each other.
+
+### Splash screen
+
+A short animation to introduce game logo, name, maybe even running version.
+Can also contain a background video of the different mechanisms of the game to give a better insight what the player is getting into.
+
+### Main Menu/Navigation
+
+We need to decide, whether or not we provide a main menu to navigate the other pages, or if the navigation is always visible. Different concepts are outlined below.
+
+### Server browser
+
+Finding, filtering, sorting and joining servers.
+Hosting servers.
+We need to prioritize which server properties to display:
+
+* Servername
+* ServerIP/Domain
+* Players
+* MaxPlayers
+* Current Map
+* Mode (In Sauerbraten, there is public, protected, private and auth)
+* N Friends playing here
+
+Other features: Mark server as favorite, list favorites
+
+### Settings
+
+Settings for the game can have many levels of complexity, since everything is a variable.
+
+* General
+  * Video
+    * Rendering
+    * Resolution
+    * FOV
+    * Performance filter
+      * Particles
+      * Lights
+      * Glass
+      * Models
+  * Audio
+    * Master
+    * Map-Sounds
+    * Player-Sounds
+      * Footsteps
+      * Jumps
+      * Weapon
+    * Music
+  * Mouse
+    * Sensitivity
+  * Keybindings
+  * Communication (Console)
+    * Console
+      * Filter (Events)
+      * Colors
+      * History
+    * Link to profile settings
+* Editing
+  * Edit HUD
+    * Crosshair
+* Fighting
+  * Game-mode specific settings
+    * FOV, Crosshair, Zen-mode
+  * Game HUD
+    * Settings for widgets
+      * Display Time
+      * Crosshair
+      * Damage compass
+      * HUD Gun
+  * Teamchat
+    * Shortcuts (Cover me, restore flag, etc)
+  * Scoreboard
+
+
+#### Video
+
+Sauerbraten went as far as allowing users to define whether or not to use glare, or fullbright models.
+
+I would simplify this a bit in terms of performance levels.
+There are still some settings that players have a personal taste for. E.g. Motion blur or fadetime of dead bodies.
+
+### Profile/Account
+### Community
+### Own content (Recently created/worked on)