Considering WabiSabi in the re-design

We are currently re-designing Wasabi UX. There is one major UX break coming up in the future, and this is the switch to the WabiSabi CoinJoin protocol. The main difference is, that now users can make a payment within the CoinJoin, and this kinda makes the design with separate Send and CoinJoin tab obsolete...

However, this new protocol is still early WIP, and we don't even know the specifics of it, so I think it is too early to focus on it just yet. Though, I think that WabiSabi will be here soon enough, so it might not really make sense to do a redesign of these core features of sending and coinjoining for the old protocol... So, too early to design WabiSabi, but soon enough to not mess with current UX just yet.

Question... Do you agree with this? Should we still change sending / coinjoining UX already now? Should we already start designing Wabisabi?

I suggest we first focus on the other parts of the UX redesign:

• Load wallet experience Dashboard (Load Wallet replacement) #10
• Wallet generation Refactor Wallet Generated Screen WalletWasabi/WalletWasabi#3617 [I think still more work needed here]
• Wallet recovery [is it good enough already?]
• hardware wallet [both usb and sd card]
• receive address generation
• test password Test Password #19
• guided user tour at first start / interactive tutorial

Question... Which one of these is priority?

[molnard]

I think the Send functionality is a must-have - at least by name. We can combine WabiSabi into it but it must be called Send. The basic functionality of every wallet is 3 things:

• Show balance
• Send
• Receive

I would not create interactive tutorials - users don't seem to be doing that usually they just close it and want to use the software immediately. The UX has to be done in a way that it can be used intuitively.

The question is, if we should redesign the Send and CoinJoin tab before WabiSabi is implemented?

I don't want to talk about WabiSabi design just yet, it is so far off and has so many uncertainties...

The interactive tutorials seem to be a bit controversial, probably worth a new issue.

[molnard]

We need to have a general send tab, so for that we could have a sketch.