RADIX WALLET REDO

The wallet has a clean and straightforward approach to Account introduction on the homepage of the app. While this is manageable with a couple of Accounts, for heavy users these become hard to keep track to and organise.  For that an option of grouping them based on their Seed Phrase was added in the below version. 

Another challenge introduced by the minimalistic navigation was that in several scenarios users had to click way too many times to come back to the homepage. Therefore a bottom Menu Bar was introduced that can be customised by the user with the most frequent actions he does.

Part of the lack of a navigation menu was also the surfing and display of NFTs that was a bit counter-intuitive. The original design used an accordion model for listing the NFTs. While this option worked well for a couple of NFTs, when these become hundreds, keeping track and finding the header of the accordion to close it was an issue. 

Another issue was that the user didn't have a feeling of opening the NFT items because they were presented before and after at the same size. 

To address both issues, the intermediary list view was structured as a grid view with smaller images. The user would be therefore able to go from Small to Big while navigating to the deepest point to see the NFT at optimal size.

The Settings panel navigation on certain pages had the issue of getting too fragmented and the positive and negative space between elements was becoming confusing leading to hierarchy of information and readability problems. A cleaner and more standardised format with cards was introduced as seen below.

While the app was launched only with a Light version on the Radix Babylon, a Dark Mode was highly requested by the community. Colors throughout the app were not just reversed but adjusted for an optimal contrast.