Open iamjoshfrank opened 5 years ago
@bryanjos - I'm not sure I understand. Screen shot / capture or point me to an example? I trust you and assume this is a good idea, I just don't understand it enough yet.
These screenshots may help. The app has to render the image for every single ticket. It's not really needed besides for design purposes.
@bryanjos - ah, now I understand what you mean.
I wonder how common a use case is it for a single Event Ticket Holder to be holding multiple tickets to the same event, outside of maybe "I have 6 tickets for myself, my kid, and my kids' four friends to go see this concern."
Like, would we be re-designing and re-engineering this view to solve a problem that only starts to present itself when an Event Ticket Holder has above ... 10? 20? 40? ... tickets for a single event?
I was forced to use the MLB Ballpark app for our tickets to the USWNT soccer game at Busch Stadium last week. I wonder if I could look at that to get an example of another digital wallet in the wild. I vaguely remember having a similar carousel of tickets situation, but maybe once the first was scanned I didn't have to flip through to have them scan each individually.
Which sparks an interesting idea for the Doorperson, maybe?:
Maybe I'll grab my small whiteboard and try to sketch up a slightly different view for this ticket carousel that doesn't rely on re-drawing the image for every single ticket.
After discussion, we think this is probably true:
Like, would we be re-designing and re-engineering this view to solve a problem that only starts to present itself when an Event Ticket Holder has above ... 10? 20? 40? ... tickets for a single event?
Leaving this open so that I can spin out this idea into a new Issue:
via @bryanjos on #765: