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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
A few tips for mini app devs: 1. Simplify screens 2. Bigger buttons / touch targets 3. Remove unnecessary crypto complexity (or hide it in an advanced view) I'm using the excellent @crowdfund mini app as an example below. 1. Consider moving anything optional to after you complete the primary action, so in this case the comment would come after the donation 2. Make the primary action -- adding an amount -- big, front and center 3. USDC + logo, the wallet selected are not useful for 95% of people 4. The available balance is useful, so consider making that a clear secondary piece of info 5. Make the primary button big and easy to tap on a mobile device.
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bertwurst
@bertwurst.eth
From Assistant #1: General rule for fundraising is 2 clicks to complete a donation, every click beyond that has an abandonment rate of ~60%.
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I Am Steve
@pederzani.eth
I forgot what year it was (2020?) but back then the workshop group Jack from Patreon held was discussing funnel loss rate of 90-99% even to be super aggressive on projections each click in. The rule of thumb he said for example was 1 million YouTube views is at best 100k Patreon page visits and then 1k to the membership page and then only 100 clicking subscribe. I want the data, but it seems to work in practice. We had insane SEO just for buying a short-url for our nonprofit (astagereborn owns asr to off Tonic.) Btw, highly recommend dot to domains from tonic if you ever do your own cdn/shortlinking.
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axek
@axek
this is a myth. yes this has common ground, but it's a huge generalization If made right (user flees control over the app, not confused by anything, proceeding step by step towards expected outcome) it doesn't matter that much how many clicks it might require (within the limits of common sense)
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