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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
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.
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matthew chaim
@chaim.eth
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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Apex777.eth
@apex777.eth
-- CarPlay UX is a good starting point, Clever analogy.
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ng 🌝
@iamng
Striking to have one button per screen with https://yellowme.xyz
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
Nothing worse than opening a mini app and getting hit with a million buttons and no clue where to start. Keep it stupid simple in the beginning or I'm gone
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Father Morwen
@rev-morwen.eth
Agree. I say in most cases, less is more when it comes to a good UI; reduces visual clutter as well as cognitive overload.
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