I’d like to suggest a small but impactful UX improvement focused on transaction verification and security.
Proposal: Highlight ("paint") critical fields
Use visual highlighting (background shading or color accents) for key transaction data, similar to how the address field is currently displayed.
Example (based on current UI): Address field already has a distinct background, this is great
Extend this concept to other critical elements.
Why this matters: When verifying a transaction, users need to quickly confirm:
- Is this the correct address?
- Is the amount correct?
- Am I sending change to myself?
Right now, some of this data is visually similar, which increases the risk of:
- Misreading values
- Missing anomalies
- Signing unintended transactions
Security benefits: Improves human verification before signing
Reduces risk of:
- Address replacement attacks
- Wrong amount confirmation
- Misinterpretation of outputs
UX benefits
- Faster scanning of transaction details
- Better readability under stress (e.g. before signing)
- Clear hierarchy of important vs secondary data
Optional enhancements
Different highlight styles per type:
- Address: neutral/dark background
- Amount: slightly emphasized (bold + subtle color)
- Change: tagged or colored differently
Copy-to-clipboard interaction tied to highlighted fields
Hover states for additional clarity
Thanks again for the great work on Liana

I’d like to suggest a small but impactful UX improvement focused on transaction verification and security.
Proposal: Highlight ("paint") critical fields
Use visual highlighting (background shading or color accents) for key transaction data, similar to how the address field is currently displayed.
Example (based on current UI): Address field already has a distinct background, this is great
Extend this concept to other critical elements.
Why this matters: When verifying a transaction, users need to quickly confirm:
Right now, some of this data is visually similar, which increases the risk of:
Security benefits: Improves human verification before signing
Reduces risk of:
UX benefits
Optional enhancements
Different highlight styles per type:
Copy-to-clipboard interaction tied to highlighted fields
Hover states for additional clarity
Thanks again for the great work on Liana