Floating balance may obscure text throughout app #1054
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I think the floating button is not exactly the best UI for this. It appears like a FAB, which it is normally used for the very often usual action on an Android activity, like the Play button on a music player or the Purchase button on a shop detail page.
The floating wallet button is instead opening a new fragment with either the wallet ot the reward list. It is opening a new view where user could then act, not allowing user to act directly on the current view.
Right now, LBRY Android shows:
From here, I would suggest:
First two animations could be skipped, but current users would be a little bit confused if they are no longer seeing the balances and they are seeing a new spinner over there, likely no relating both changes without the UI hinting it. Over time, these first two animation could be removed and directly animate the splash spinner to the spinner along the wonderbar.
To do all of this, maybe ViewOverlay Android API could be used.