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All the menu options on the home screen have a right arrow and when clicked, take you to a new screen, except the "App version" option. It displays a banner at the top. I found this a bit confusing and inconsistent.
Having a separate page for version info would be cleaner and consistent.
The same applies for the "Draft Sightings". I think the behaviour should be consistent and so if the user has no draft sightings, they should see the same pages as if they did have sightings, except it should show "0 draft sightings".
Having different behaviour for a button, depending on some persistent state in the DB is not a good UX practice. A way to test this, is to get a user to tell you what they expect to happen before they've clicked the button. I'd put money on them predicting to see a "page" for both those buttons.
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All the menu options on the home screen have a right arrow and when clicked, take you to a new screen, except the "App version" option. It displays a banner at the top. I found this a bit confusing and inconsistent.
Having a separate page for version info would be cleaner and consistent.
The same applies for the "Draft Sightings". I think the behaviour should be consistent and so if the user has no draft sightings, they should see the same pages as if they did have sightings, except it should show "0 draft sightings".
Having different behaviour for a button, depending on some persistent state in the DB is not a good UX practice. A way to test this, is to get a user to tell you what they expect to happen before they've clicked the button. I'd put money on them predicting to see a "page" for both those buttons.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: