We currently have 2 types of downloads (regular download and pfp), and an idea for a 3rd (transparent background).
Currently these 2 types of downloads are initiated via clicking a button in the nav, and it can be done at any point (including pre-mint).
I have a few questions that I think might help us determine a better UX here.
Do we want to allow downloading a wand that the user doesn't own?
Do we have the time to include a transparent download variation?
If the answer to 1 is no, then we should not be displaying the download button on the conjuring UI, only on the "wand" page if the connected wallet owns that wand.
If the answer to 2 is yes, I think the best UI solution here would be to have a generic "download" button that opens a simple modal. The modal can let the user select which kind of downloads they want, and if they want multiple types, we could zip it (assuming that's not a big lift technically).
We currently have 2 types of downloads (regular download and pfp), and an idea for a 3rd (transparent background).
Currently these 2 types of downloads are initiated via clicking a button in the nav, and it can be done at any point (including pre-mint).
I have a few questions that I think might help us determine a better UX here.
If the answer to 1 is no, then we should not be displaying the download button on the conjuring UI, only on the "wand" page if the connected wallet owns that wand.
If the answer to 2 is yes, I think the best UI solution here would be to have a generic "download" button that opens a simple modal. The modal can let the user select which kind of downloads they want, and if they want multiple types, we could zip it (assuming that's not a big lift technically).
This is related to issue #110