On the UI for https://registrar.ens.domains/, the 'watch' feature is excellent, and very useful, but it should be sorted by the available auction date, or if the auction has already closed, then the reveal end date. Furthermore, you should display these dates in the watch list.
Sorting alphabetically is the obvious way to sort, but it has no utility. People are watching these names because they want to make sure not to miss the auction or the reveal period. "When" is the important factor here, so you should sort that list reverse chronological.
Arachnid
commented
7 years ago
On the UI for https://registrar.ens.domains/, the 'watch' feature is excellent, and very useful, but it should be sorted by the available auction date, or if the auction has already closed, then the reveal end date. Furthermore, you should display these dates in the watch list.
Sorting alphabetically is the obvious way to sort, but it has no utility. People are watching these names because they want to make sure not to miss the auction or the reveal period. "When" is the important factor here, so you should sort that list reverse chronological.