We’ve tried to simplify the “authenticate” login, as well as make the rest of the app a bit more coherent. Everyone wasn’t happy about the orange/pink background; we really liked it, but we want to try something else. Introducing: the Purple Experiment!
You can vote on the proposal here, and you can play with a test version of Internet Identity (with the new skin) here (use this dapp to try the authentication flow).
I think that putting the Internet computer symbol twice is too redundant, and I think we have a great opportunity to create a new icon that can be intuitive of Internet identity ID and create a precedent itself
When a new recovery phrase is generated there is a “Copy” button. After you press it there are too buttons, one labeled with a checkmark. That one doesn’t do anything, except flashing when you press it. It should be removed or it shouldn’t be a button.
EDIT: Ok, I realized it does something. It copies the phrase into the clipboard again. But still confusing flow to change from “Copy” to checkmark plus “Continue”.
When you delete the last device (possible if a recovery is configured) there isn’t a warning. There should be one along the lines of “confirm that you have access to your recovery device or recovery phrase before proceeding”? For example a Ledger hardware wallet asks you that question before a firmware upgrade. Here we are doing much more than just a firmware upgrade. We are outright destroying the device.
For consistency it should say “Protect Recovery” and “Delete Recovery” here. Maybe even “Protect Recovery Phrase” and “Delete Recovery Phrase” or does that not fit well on mobile?
Here I think the warning box may be better placed below “Added devices” so that it is in the same place where the recovery devices would be listed if they were configured. I think below the anchor number is better.
I also noticed that whenever I press “Back” on an attempted action, the astronaut comes again. Why is there this delay to go back to the main anchor management dialog if no action happened?
