Average mini app UX should start with as few buttons and UI elements as possible.

CarPlay UX is a good starting point, and then slowly add functionality.

https://www.google.com/search?&q=carplay+ui&udm=2

Of course there are plenty of instances, e.g. games, where the UI is denser and more complicated.

what are your thoughts on the Add Mini App CTA modal?

When the modal opens immediately on entering a mini app, it feels too soon and abrasive. Putting it further in the user journey likely decreases mini app adds I’m guessing?

Where would you put it?

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interesting. it feels so bad when i land on an app and it immediately cta’s me

guess it works tho. substack style. 

feels like it gets increasingly annoying the more mini apps there are — on farcaster, and in your saved list

All mini apps are doing it on launch Today because it was a best practice shared by dwr

You'll get the most people to add the mini app if you just prompt.

def feels too soon and abrasive. I will sometimes quit a mini app that does this. much better to put it in the natural flow of the app.