💻 My app design - Pillar wallet design - It's done!

andrejcibik (65)in #design • 7 years ago (edited)

Introduction

My main goal with the Pillar wallet design was to ensure maximal possible security for the users, without unnecessary limitations. Furthermore, I have focused on the reduction of redundant steps, legibility and last but not least, ergonomy of control with one hand.

User flow

Wireframing

My process started with exploring UI options of the wallet. I was trying to get the best possible combination of compact size and legible texts. I have spend the most time on transaction history.

Home screen

I have focused on these 3 things while designing the home screen: perfect legibility, ergonomic and intuitive placement of the buttons and enough room for the transaction history. The graph under the balance can be implemented in later versions. It can be the entry point to personal analytics section.

Onboarding

Guides and educates new user on core features and principles of crypto wallet.
This part will need much more attention once we focus on broader audience.

Registration

The registration process should ensure maximum possible security measures. I propose, users should use fingerprint scanner if it is available. If not, we should guide the users to create a strong, multi-word, pass phrase. Before showing user the recovery phrase, he should be educated on how to secure and store his recovery phrase.

Receive and send

I think giving the users an option to change their fees should be implemented together
with an estimation of confirmation time. The speed is not always the priority for everyone.
Sometimes you want the lowest possible fees.

Dark theme

I propose a minimum of 2 themes for people to choose from. Ideally, Pillar can have more contests for designers to create many interesting styles and themes. People on Twitter seemed to like the dark theme more. Many expressed their desire to be able to switch themes.

Multi-currency home screen (later version)

Survey showed, having many different coins / tokens, is something users desire. I was exploring the ways, how to show as many different currencies as possible, while maintaining a simple layout. Users should have the ability to customize their UI and dragging their most used coins to the top. By default, coins can be sorted by their fiat value.
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