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Deleting a credential and viewing the offer history in connection results in a poor UX #2309

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knguyenBC opened this issue Dec 4, 2024 · 0 comments
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knguyenBC commented Dec 4, 2024

Description of feature / user story

When a credential is deleted and you go to the issuer connection, you're still able to see the credential offer history and tap "view offer". Tapping view offer displays a "Unable to fetch credential" error message and tapping "okay" takes you to an empty/broken credential details screen.

There is also a warning in the console as the dialog appears complaining about a non serializable object being passed, additional details pictured below.

Steps to reproduce

  • Receive a credential (showcase)
  • Accept that credential offer
  • Navigate to contacts
  • Find the contact you just received the offer from
  • Scroll to the Offer and click View offer
  • See error dialog that 'Credential not found'
  • See more details has nothing additional to show

Screenshots of current state

Error dialog:
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Empty Credential details page:
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Console warning:
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Acceptance Criteria

This UX needs to be improved so that users are informed that this credential is deleted and aren't navigated to an empty details screen.

  • Update the credential offer chat bubble to reflect the current state of the credential
  • Update user flows
  • Update wireframes

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@knguyenBC knguyenBC added enhancement New feature or request story/design Work involving user experience, including design and research labels Dec 4, 2024
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