The sending screen was very important for this project. The screen has to be simple yet secure and protect people from making silly mistakes.
Problems
There are some identified problems we have to solve based on the User Personas, User Research and Stories.
Some needs are
- being sure whom you're sending the money to and if you put in the right address
- Need to easily input the address
- able to put in Fiat or Crypto
- knowing the exchange rate
- understanding the fee and what to expect (especially important with contract (eg. ICOs) addresses as the fees are higher)
- being able to perform the transaction securely
Solution
With the problems or needs in mind we can come up and test the solutions to them.
In my case, this is what I came up with
- showing the name of the address to which you're sending the money to (a True caller functionality for Addresses)
- being able to just put in the name of the Contact as well as being able to paste the address or scan a QR code
- two fields where a person can put in either fiat or crypto value
- Showing the exchange rate in the input field before the user enters his details and also showing both fiat and crypto amount.
- Limited amount of options for fees that also show how long it'd take to perform the payment
- Having multiple levels of authentication required depending on the risk factor of the transaction
With all these solutions written down it was actually pretty simple to come up with a visual design.
Here's first and last screen in the flow.
What do you think? What can I change and improve?
I'd say the text in the button should be capitalized for it to be consistent.
Also, see :
Tomorrow I'll post the final recap.
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