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Hashscan UI redesign and light/dark mode #1515

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AliNik4n opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 1 comment
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Hashscan UI redesign and light/dark mode #1515

AliNik4n opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 1 comment
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enhancement New feature or request P1 An issue impacting production environments or impacting multiple releases or multiple individuals

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AliNik4n commented Nov 22, 2024

Problem

Current UI design can be improved to provide a better experience for users

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  • Update the current UI to enhance user experience
  • Add light / dark mode

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@AliNik4n AliNik4n added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 22, 2024
@SimiHunjan SimiHunjan added the P1 An issue impacting production environments or impacting multiple releases or multiple individuals label Nov 22, 2024
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FleebsSS commented Feb 12, 2025

If I may add a comment, is that there are many current issues with the Hashscan functionality and UI. My suggestion is simply to adopt an Etherscan type explorer which has been battletested and upgraded over many years (and continues to do so) to iron out all the typical issues and provide a very user friendly experience. Some issues include not being able to see top holders of a token, not being able to filter transactions of a holder by token type, no private tags, no hyperlink functionaility for txs. etc. etc I could go on, my point is that attempting to identify each of these issues and solve 1 by 1 could be a large waste of time and resources, especially when a great product already exists with all these issues already being solved. Another benefit of an etherscan type explorer is that the majorty of web3 is familiar with that interface and so it would help bring familiarlity to the Hedera space and be less of a hinderance to onboard more web3 users (yes I am aware of some users who simply refuse to use Hedera due to the explorer).

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