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

[UX-P]

During a [survey](http://boe45ypstq2rawrbmx72wqoiarnlkn62dzesba27urcezaol3byd5vyd.onion
) the question ‘Please summarise your reasons why you do not use Bisq to trade Monero’ was asked to non bisq users who trade XMR, 37% of these responses included users not being aware XMR is traded on bisq, other responses also included users not having enough knowledge of bisq. 
This design solution is aimed to expand bisq’s current altcoin market by clarifying all available trades that could be made using BTC by providing an easier, well defined user journey:

current journey to buy altcoin:

Sell bitcoin > Sell bitcoin > filter currency > choose payment > take offer to buy XMR (Sell BTC) 

Proposed journey to buy altcoin:
Buy> XMR> choose payment method> take offer

@m52go has expressed some concerns with this new navigation menu design as it could possibly shun ‘btc maximalists’ who make up 90% of bisq fiat btc users according to his research. I agree this is quite a significant amount of potentially displeased users.

As I have mentioned, I am experienced in conducting A/B and usability tests, if necessary, I propose to organise a small scale user lab. This involves having 3-4 users test out the current navigational system and the new navigational system design(I will create a prototype). Each journey will be time based and users will provide feedback regarding ease of use, design layout, understanding, efficiency and what this design represents at first glance. 

The target market this will be aimed at are:

New user transferring from CEX to DEX wanting to trade XMR
A current ‘btc maximalist’ user wanting  to buy BTC-  
New onboarding user wanting to trade BTC

These are scenarios and won’t actually involve the user making any real purchases, this will be carried out unbranded if preferable.

Feedback on this is welcome! 


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