[bisq-network/bisq] Bisq-2 UX challenges (Discussion #5959)

[UX-P]

I like that trading fee idea! It'll be an interesting implementing this into the UI. I'll add it to the user flow to present a step by step view of this concept.

>I guess a main factor for the NT will be execution time

Auto accept is good but could prohibit the user from searching other trades if they believe that the RT has accepted. The key thing here would be to keep the user  informed as to what is happening at all times with a message specifying an approximate waiting period, a ‘while you wait’ suggestion for example joining a community chat called ‘Bisq waiting room’ (best UX could be to automatically direct user here after auto accept). If there is no answer from RT, a notification after the waiting period suggesting they browse other reputable traders.

This way the waiting period is a positive feature. It could also attract more legitimate users and deter scammers, I can't imagine many users with malicious intent would want to wait.

> What kind of support do you have in mind? 
Yes as you said,  A mediator that can help resolve any issue on both sides by providing advice, links, answering any questions about the process etc. 

I have a question. In the reputation protocol, would a RT trader require a profile to buy, or would they simply create a regular offer?
Wouldn't a RT trader otherwise use Bisq version 1 or the other available protocol for regular trades? It would be important to know exactly how a reputable trader would use this specific protocol and why, It might be something I can look into.


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