All wallets are basicly the same. The ones with extra features are very very rare. And for a reason. Security! Proof of concept is not alone - proof of practice is what rules (especially if you target business users).
So why does our wallet look bad? Because we did not invest in fancy graphics and a good designer. Should we do that? Of course! Pretty is nice. Should it be our first focus when you see the full concept of CIF Ltd.? Of course not. You can only spend your dollars once.
Though (as an oldie) I *am* curious which wallets are liked most atm. One thing I like in wallets is a Twitter feed for example to keep up to date. I also love grahpics: current price, time for staking, etc.
So do let us know (but remember: we know, graphics, colours, design: it matters but it *costs* too!)
POST-EDIT: MORE ABOUT THE WALLETS HERE:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.24862386Ok my wish list would be:
1) clear and easy layout (can you add meta data to the buttons - can toggle it on/off so those that want it have it - could just be a simple line of text that appears when you hover over the button). Not too much clutter on the screen - I wouldn't want a twitter feed but again maybe such things can be toggled on/off?
2) maturity of the coins (in the batches they were received).
3) a door stop (i.e. BIG) of a help file (for me!).
4) multicurrency with the ability to add others via their Transaction Address (thank you Emage!).
5) ties into the #4 links to the Blockchain to view the transactions etc.
6) any chance of a transaction fee and time estimator?
7) access to your own exchange to buy/sell $CIF and other crypto. If not your own exchange can you get a plug in from an already established exchange? Could render it out and have a nice little side earning OR win more customers by taking nothing from the exchange yourselves making it cheaper and easier for $CIF customers.
8 ) access to analytical charts and overlays (personally love a good bollinger band and sma!).
9) mobile app that syncs so you can access on the go.
None of the above are essential - as you said getting the business out there is key, but as I mentioned to Scott in Telegram a multicurrency wallet and even your own exchange would be an excellent way of getting people in the $CIF door and keeping them there! The ability to turn things on/off will be handy - if you want the twitter feed, moving charts and latest positions from the exchange it could be a busy window but sometimes that's what you want. Other times you just want a quick check.
That's for starters..!
Welcome to crypto: survival of the fittest : )
