Account View Prototype V1
Problem (What)
Developer Experience: The overall problem account details and transaction details pages have a lot of content, and they can at times be confusing and overwhelming.
Scope (Approach)
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This milestone is scoped to the account details page. See audit & naming convention of the explorer here
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The remaining Explorer pages are to be considered ou…
Problem (What)
Developer Experience: The overall problem account details and transaction details pages have a lot of content, and they can at times be confusing and overwhelming.
Scope (Approach)
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This milestone is scoped to the account details page. See audit & naming convention of the explorer here
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The remaining Explorer pages are to be considered out of scope. Specifically, the Transaction (Activity) Details Page will be covered in another milestone (to be created)
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The design requirements can be found here
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A brief delivery approach document can be found https://docs.google.com/document/d/1plqraPlEESOGZESL6bn6N2JWzTY6cV-aHQZ_uAnTC0M/edit
How did we discover this problem?
Internal and external developers. To be validated in conjunction with user research.
User Stories (What & Why)
Broadly we want a functioning prototype to test our hypothesis on the new Explorer design. The following broadly covers the user groups and the goals of the project:
- As a developer interacting with the near blockchain, I want to be able to view accounts, and their activity, so that I can quickly understand the account and the transactions associated with it without having to query an indexer or the chain directly.
- As a near account holder, I want to be able to see balances, activity, assets, etc. of my, and other near accounts in a transparent, and logical way so that I can trust and understand accounts, and transactions on the near blockchain
Measuring Success - (TBD)
High level:
- User validation via customer interviews: Time to understand, and complete a task using the explorer should decrease.
-- It will be challenging to empirically measure this on aggregate, so we will revisit measurement empirically in the future.