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Nicolaus
@nicolaus
Rain 1500 $degen for some quick A/B feedback: We are developing UI to quickly create and manage actions for DAO proposals. "Transfer" actions related to the movement of funds onchain. Which colorway makes more sense? Reply simply with "A" or "B", but extra feedback behind your decision is appreciated.
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Nicolaus
@nicolaus
Okay, apparently I don't know how to set up Raindrops (cc @jacek can you help me?), so I will split up tips to any responses manually for now.
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Meloform
@meloform
Great work! Personally, I’d go with option A—it highlights the most important information and actions while also offering the best accessibility.
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edwin
@edwinz.eth
A feels right, in general exploring another color for that purple ish Transfer color might be worth it. I like the contrast with the green which is why I gravitate to A.
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Stephen Sowunmi
@uistephen
"A" is the better choice here for me cus 'assign, create and add' are important CTAs the color makes them stand out
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huugo
@huugo.eth
B. For whatever reason “transfer” feels more actionable to me and makes me think it should stand out more.
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Disky.eth 🎩
@disky.eth
Green for the Create/Add as it is more positive then the transaction. But would maybe opt to make the transaction colours some grey instead of a colour. So there is a positive colour for what is "new" and and default colour. Otherwise it might feel 'negative' somehow.
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Marge 🎩⚡️
@madebymarge.eth
A - without a doubt. Primary and actionable
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Apt
@aptlab
I’m leaning A based on general color conventions. Clearly, destructive action is red. The inverse, net new creation, green. And transfers feel right as a differentiated purple.
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