Vitor Pamplona on Nostr: Designers, we need your help. Amethyst uses 3 "verification" symbols and they all ...
Designers, we need your help.
Amethyst uses 3 "verification" symbols and they all resemble Twitter's with a different color. I'd like to move away from Twitter's symbol and increase their effectiveness in communicating what they trully mean without any other explainer in the UI.
The 3 symbols are:
1. The "you follow this person" verification symbol in the top-right corner or every profile picture. This helps people identify impersonators easily.
2. NIP-05 "verification" icon as the @ on their email address in 3 states: verifying (yellow), verified (blue) and failed verification (red). Failed verification should be a big red flag that something is wrong with this account and might be potentially hacked.
3. The hash verification for NIP-94 and NIP-95 images and videos. This means the image that was downloaded to the phone is exactly the same as the image uploaded by the author.
Please send ideas for the 3 icons. Anything helps.
Amethyst uses 3 "verification" symbols and they all resemble Twitter's with a different color. I'd like to move away from Twitter's symbol and increase their effectiveness in communicating what they trully mean without any other explainer in the UI.
The 3 symbols are:
1. The "you follow this person" verification symbol in the top-right corner or every profile picture. This helps people identify impersonators easily.
2. NIP-05 "verification" icon as the @ on their email address in 3 states: verifying (yellow), verified (blue) and failed verification (red). Failed verification should be a big red flag that something is wrong with this account and might be potentially hacked.
3. The hash verification for NIP-94 and NIP-95 images and videos. This means the image that was downloaded to the phone is exactly the same as the image uploaded by the author.
Please send ideas for the 3 icons. Anything helps.