I think there should be an automatic next proposal after every vote. This would save time on both desktop and mobile, where you have to manually click the arrow to go to the next proposal.
A better and more seamless solution would be to refresh the page to the next proposal after you note YES/NO. You would no longer need to click the arrow every time. When you have hundreds or even thousands of proposals that may come in the future, this will make it easier to navigate and speed up the process.
I’m bumping this because this would be a great addition to the NNS. “117” was the amount of votes I had to do today. I can only imagine when we have thousands of SNS projects and code updates to filter through and vote and we must click the arrow each time. That’s 3 clicks per vote lol.
Another bump. If not for an automatic refresh, maybe on mobile, you can slide through proposals like you’re swiping left and right with a carousel. (similar to how tinder is, Instagram photos etc)
The proposal type is displayed twice — this feels redundant.
The status doesn’t need to be shown explicitly. If you’re allowed to vote, then the voting buttons should be visible; if not, then they shouldn’t — that’s enough to communicate the state.
Reward Status is essentially the same as Status, making it feel repetitive.
Displaying the Proposer directly isn’t particularly useful, as most users won’t recognize the address or identity anyway.
Most importantly, the body of the proposal should be the main focus. Right now, needing to scroll to see it is frustrating and hurts readability.
Hi all and thanks for the feedback.
We haven’t seen this thread before, but took note of this feedback now.
We are already planning to revise how the proposals are displayed when voting (e.g., also rethinking if all the shown information is actually relevant) - we can take it into account when we get to this!
