Background
The app currently needs more intentional first-run and low-activity empty states so new users are not dropped into sparse surfaces without guidance.
Feature Focus
Add portfolio empty-state variants tailored to wallet balance, rewards, and collectibles sections.
Where to Implement (Exact Targets)
apps/web/src/pages/Portfolio.tsx
apps/web/src/components/portfolio/*
apps/web/src/styles/*
apps/web/src/tests/*
What to Implement
- Design and implement differentiated empty states for zero balance, no rewards history, and no collectibles owned.
- Include concise next-step guidance and relevant calls to action for each state.
- Ensure copy and layout scale cleanly across desktop and mobile widths.
- Keep the visual language aligned with existing app styling.
Interface / Endpoint / Method Details
- Reuse existing section components where possible instead of branching deeply inside the page container.
- Support loading and error states without collapsing into the empty-state UI incorrectly.
- Keep CTA behaviors wired to existing routes or action handlers.
Acceptance Criteria
- Each portfolio section presents a distinct empty-state treatment when no data exists.
- Empty-state variants do not appear during loading or partial data fetches.
- Layout remains accessible and responsive.
Required Tests
- Component or page tests for each empty-state variant.
- Assertions that loading, error, and populated states still render correctly.
Definition of Done
- New empty-state variants are implemented and covered by tests.
- Visual behavior is verified across major viewport sizes.
Background
The app currently needs more intentional first-run and low-activity empty states so new users are not dropped into sparse surfaces without guidance.
Feature Focus
Add portfolio empty-state variants tailored to wallet balance, rewards, and collectibles sections.
Where to Implement (Exact Targets)
apps/web/src/pages/Portfolio.tsxapps/web/src/components/portfolio/*apps/web/src/styles/*apps/web/src/tests/*What to Implement
Interface / Endpoint / Method Details
Acceptance Criteria
Required Tests
Definition of Done