[bisq-network/bisq] Navigation Hierarchy Adjustments (Issue #6061)

[UX-P]

Hi @jmacxx , @pazza83 Thanks for the feedback. Yes, this design is based on community research and all solutions have been listed in my previous proposals including the potential change to ‘add XMR tab’. However, this would narrow the market considering there are other altcoins available for trade on bisq hence the decision to use the wording ‘Altcoins’.

These small changes will help Bisq’s developments towards Bisq 2. There are specific protocols where Bisq is expecting to funnel users from Bisq 2 to Bisq 1, and these UX considerations will have a significant effect on attracting new users.

I would like to clarify that this change is not for expert users. It is aimed at what has been analysed as [nipx231](https://github.com/UX-P/Monero-user-profile/blob/main/Bisq%20Monero%20User%20profile.pdf). The personas have been created considering the current user, potential user,  bisq values, web standards and competitive research.
This design alteration has been made for someone starting on Bisq and seeking to trade XMR. So while there is some awareness from current users that the ‘buy bitcoin’ and ‘sell bitcoin’ tab is interpreted as ‘buy and sell XMR’, this information should nevertheless, be clearly stated on the menu bar for those who are not regulars of bisq and therefore not as knowledgeable. 

Perhaps we can do a comparison vote in the Eth and Monero community? We often do A/B tests in my line of work. I can post both menu versions and review feedback from potential users? 

Meanwhile, do you have any more information on the ‘BTC first principles’ Bisq follows. I would like to relate these to all user focused decisions going forward.


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