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Thank you for the PR, @DimaKush! I appreciate your detailed description and screenshot, very professional.

Let's take a step back and consider the goal of the issue. The idea is to give the user visual feedback for whether they are (1) on the allowList and (2) checkedIn or not. Your current implementation shows these icons inside of the wallet component, making it impossible (or at least not obvious) to hover these icons and discover what they are trying to say. Maybe moving them next to (but outside of) the wallet component would make this UX more discoverable.

Thinking about state for a moment, there are several possible paths:

• No wallet connected (we want user to connect)
• Connected, not on allowList (we want to let them know)
• Connected, on allowList, not checkedIn (we want them to checkIn)
• Connected, on allowList, checkedIn (we want them to feel successful)

How might you represent each of these states in a way that helps the user discover the next step they need to take? Right now you show green icons for true states, but what about "failing gracefully" and guiding the user for false states?

@DimaKush i think you did a good job. but i have an idea for something. if you want you can let me do it or make improvement to yours or do it instead

@derrekcoleman if @DimaKush is okay with it, i can do this. or we could just go which whatever he has. this is just the idea i had for it and i thought to share

@FrankiePower Yep looks good, but on mobile we don't have a lot of space at Header. So I moved this to main page.

okay @DimaKush . also if you don't mind i'd like to see a preview (screenshot) of what it looks like

I'm not working on this but reading through your work I thought we could mix it together.

Since I would prefer the current user status information to be displayed in the header, it would be nice to have a more concise unique badge, instead of two, that is responsible for displaying the user status.

What do you think?

i think i also like what @All-Khwarizmi is proposing. we can find a way to implement the responsiveness for other screens. but then you'd also have to find a way to display what @DimaKush is trying to display.

I love this conversation! This design "problem" appears all of the time - we want the information to be obvious/available (e.g. in the header of all pages), but need it to be concise/unobtrusive (e.g. make sense on mobile).

Personally, I like the pattern of using attention-grabbing icons (imagine ❗ for error states) with on-hover/on-click tooltips that the user can easily discover to learn more in 1-2 sentences.

Move Status Component to Header

Moved batch status from homepage to header for better UX. Users can now see their allowlist/check-in status from any page.

Before

• Status only visible on homepage
• Had to navigate back to check status
• Easy to miss important state changes

After

• Always visible in header
• Quick access to GitHub/batch links
• Immediate feedback on status changes
• Works well on mobile/desktop

Changes

• Moved UserStateInBatch component into Header

Screenshots