UI: Navigating the complex data inside of a transaction receipt

[gabriel-indik]

What would you like to be added?

The experience for "picking" a sub-transaction in an Atomic (4) one needs to give you some insight into which are which without picking one
Is the whole State Receipt available yes/no?
The Domain

Why is this needed?

Make the UX easier to navigate through and more effective.

[gabriel-indik]

Proposal: replace the dropdown control in the upper section of the transaction details dialog box with a table where each entry has a radio control and represents a transaction, indicating its id (in short format), domain and whether it has a receipt or not. Mockup:

@peterbroadhurst do you think the design above would provide a good UX?

[peterbroadhurst]

Regarding the yes/no - on Receipt let me give some examples of the actual complexity we're trying to navigate as humans when we're clicking this list:

1. The transaction was submitted by me, I have:
   • A transaction object
   • A receipt object
   • A state receipt
   • A domain receipt
   • The domain is pente
2. The transaction was submitted by me, and I only have:
   • A transaction object
   • Debug information about what's happening with the transaction
   • ... because the transaction is still going through
3. The transaction was submitted by someone else, but I am included fully so I have:
   • A receipt object
   • A state receipt
   • A domain receipt
   • The domain is pente
4. The transaction was submitted by someone else, and I'm not included so I have:
   • A state receipt that is incomplete

This certainly isn't a complete list of possibilities, but it hopefully illustrates the enum style situation we're in here, and why I'm not sure it's a yes/no on one english word (particularly "receipt" which is very loaded).

[gabriel-indik]

Adding the exact same information above, but in table format to see if it might make it easier to collaborate on a design for that portion of the UX:

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