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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @stackingharder OP 23 Nov \ parent \ on: Lightswap: Getting Ready to Launch – Which home screen looks best? builders
Thanks! Love the green two. It's one of my two favourites.
Here's the updated version. Very different.
This is a confirmation screen. Unlike my original design, which was specific to buying or selling, this design works with whatever task you asked Lightswap to do.
Whenever you ask Lightswap to do a high risk task - move money, buy, sell, etc - you get shown a screen like this to review the next steps and for you to confirm.
Thanks for sharing this! I had to sit with this for a while, to dissect both designs and understand what works well and not so well for each... still processing...
I'll work on a redesign and share that later this week. It won't be complete but it would be great to get your thoughts!
Thanks! It's great to be back. I'm really glad you guys are excited about the project, love the energy from this community and I can’t wait to share more soon ⚡️⚡️
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Yes, good point, gonna reword this to “paying” instead of buying
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Great point. Gonna give that some thought. What’s the best way of showing this in your opinion?
Looking at Breez SDK/Greenlight, LDK, lightning.pub... the good thing is that a lot of people have written code for these and other libraries/SDKs to help you get started
And great job on building lightning.pub, whilst I haven't looked into it in detail, I can see it's no small job
Got it. And in the ideal scenario the lightning.pub is run by the user? so effectively you're connecting to your 'home server'?
I'd try to avoid forking projects and utilize existing SDKs/sample apps to build it, so not entirely from scratch
Thanks for the feedback @justin_shocknet, you make some interesting points in your linked posts. I'm never heard of Lightning.pub so will check it out in detail. I'm going to ponder on some of your comments. In an ideal world what stack would a mobile wallet use?
We’re exploring a non-custodial setup with managed node operations.
Users hold their own keys. The underlying infrastructure (like Greenlight) simply handles the node management and reliability side.
In short: you control your funds, we make it work smoothly behind the scenes.