<aside> 💡 Tip: users are happy to click as long as they don’t have to think too much at each stage.
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DeFi UX involves a lot of clicking. This isn’t necessarily a problem, but it’s also not ideal.
One of those oft-repeated pieces of UX wisdom is “nothing should take more than three clicks”. That isn’t really true.
As an example, progressive disclosure requires multiple clicks, but is one of the most useful techniques for guiding users through complex tasks. Breaking something down into simple small steps can really help, even if it takes many clicks to get through the whole thing.
The goal of reducing clicks is a good one to come back to later in the design process, however. Review all the user flows and then analyze every stage. Is there a way you can combine, remove, or accelerate the steps? Often this will lead to breakthroughs, and things will seem obvious that you hadn’t noticed before.
Three areas to consider:
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