After the release of Hive Top Holders v1.1, we received some feedback from users. One issue came up more than once: on mobile devices, certain asset numbers could get partially obscured.
It’s not a complicated problem, but it does affect real usability. In hindsight, it mainly comes down to insufficient testing on mobile before the release, which is something we need to take seriously.
Based on that feedback, we went through a more focused round of adjustments and refinements, which led to this v1.2 update.
This version doesn’t try to introduce many new features. Instead, the focus is more on improving the experience of existing functionality, along with fixing some details that are easy to overlook over time.
In previous versions, we mainly used a traditional table layout. While that works fine on desktop, its limitations become more apparent on smaller screens, such as crowded content, overlapping text, and inconvenient horizontal scrolling.
In v1.2, this part has been reworked more thoroughly, moving to a card-based layout.
On mobile devices, each account is presented as an individual card, with avatar, ranking, and asset data arranged vertically. This helps avoid overlapping content and makes scrolling and reading feel more natural.
On desktop, the same structure adapts to wider screens by arranging cards in a more compact layout. By slightly reducing spacing and height, it maintains a reasonable information density without sacrificing readability.
When browsing rankings, converting VESTS into the more intuitive Hive Power (HP) has always been a common need. This functionality was already available in previous versions.
In v1.2, the underlying logic hasn’t changed, but the presentation has been slightly improved. A small toggle-style indicator has been added to make the current display state clearer.
This makes switching more straightforward, while also reducing confusion about which unit is currently being shown. Combined with the unit labels in the cards, the overall presentation feels more consistent.
Another minor addition is a “clear” button in the filter input.
Previously, if you entered a filter condition, you had to manually delete the text to reset the list. Now, you can clear it instantly with a single click. It’s a small change, but it helps a bit during frequent filtering.
Alongside the UI changes, there has also been some cleanup at the underlying level.
With the introduction of the card layout, rendering can become a bit heavier, so some optimizations were made. For example, certain frequently rendered components are now memoized, and calculations and callbacks are more carefully managed to avoid unnecessary re-execution.
These changes are not directly visible, but in practice, interactions like switching, sorting, and scrolling should feel a bit smoother.
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