Highlight apps on NEAR (V1)

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Highlight apps on NEAR (V1) #18

Closed stefanopepe closed 3 years ago

stefanopepe commented 3 years ago

Summary Users will see a call to action to try NEAR apps as soon as they complete their onboarding and land on the wallet main screen.

Intended Outcome As a just-onboarded user, I want to see a small list of NEAR apps, such that I can quickstart my experience in the ecosystem.

The success of this feature will be measured against the number of active users successfully handed-over to the ecosystem, and their monetary value

How will it work? Since this feature has a partial overlapping with awesomenear.com, the initial version may use the empty "authorized apps" in the wallet home to suggest some apps to try. The final UX/UI is subject to change after the design phase of this feature.

heycorwin commented 3 years ago

Here is a WIP prototype. Will continue to add to this but figured I'd put it here for people to check out.

This view would display immediately after account creation.
The user can choose to continue to their account, or they can check out the details view of a particular app, where they can then navigate to the application's website from.
If they choose to "View All Apps", they would be taken to the "Authorized Apps" view, where there will be a more comprehensive list of apps on NEAR (similar to awesomenear) This view will be persistent and is simply an addition to the current "Authorized Apps" view:

Discover NEAR

stefanopepe commented 3 years ago

This proposal had a wow effect on me! I like it! Where do we pull the detailed information? Is ok if we parse it from awesomenear.com?

heycorwin commented 3 years ago

@jimmy3dita I think that's ok for now? Alternatively we can add the content ourselves, which I'd be happy to do.

heycorwin commented 3 years ago

The first iteration of this is going to be a simple banner that we display to users on the primary wallet dashboard, and is being implemented as a part of https://github.com/near/near-wallet/pull/1470

stefanopepe commented 3 years ago

Looks great to me! Ideally we can pull the content from awesomenear.com - otherwise we can also work with a simple markdown or json that is easy to edit. It's important that we don't embed this information too deep into the code, to keep maintenance super lightweight cc @Patrick1904