I'm glad to hear some managed to find their way around. I'm looking at a fresh tutorial for the game on trending right now, 8 comments. A bit better of a connection, there would be far more comments. On PeakD for instance one can simply 'favorite' that tag and have all the fresh content at their fingertips. 'Learn and earn', why not...
So a standardized Hive icon that once clicked brings up a menu with several more icons that all have a tooltip popup offering the name and brief description. Click one option, it takes you there, where you browse whatever it is you're looking at, and that too has the Hive Icon in the same location (top left?) that works the same way as described before. Is that what you're thinking? That's how I'd do it. Just some code that plugs in easily with any skin, as theycallmedan would call them.
Basically you're on Splinterlands, two clicks takes you to PeakD, browse, two clicks takes you the NFT Showroom, browse, two clicks takes you to another game, play, two clicks will take you back to PeakD, two clicks and you can head over to Hive engine, two clicks, watching some video on SPK, and so on. Everyone benefits from the ease of access/shared market. Consumers/users don't have to stumble around in the dark.
We do need this, would make every app on the platform help every other app on the platform with no sacrifice. It's the difference between going to a mall with lots of stores or a footlocker. Sure, you showed up for shoes, but maybe walking made you hungry, maybe you didn't know you wanted to play in the arcade, lots of interconnectivity that's sticky and keeps folks around.
Yeah, exactly. The proven mall model, advanced. On day one someone walks into an unfamiliar mall. What's the first thing they see? A map. These days the map for the biggest malls can be accessed on a phone, and for good reason. Even in department stores, if someone is struggling to find what they're looking for, they leave, and the product they're looking for loses out even though it was right under their nose. This map also happens to be a teleporter though. If you could do that in the physical world, not one of those businesses would suffer due to poor location (furthest from the door on the boring floor).
The more new users we have onboarded through games/apps the more this is a problem. The person is just lost. I've got some ideas but need to set time aside.
Decentralize isn't synonymous with disarray.
Clicketty Cick. Sounds very good.