Comprehensive HiveStats V5 Review by @jaysensordum

The Hive ecosystem is a diverse ecosystem filled with amazing platforms, apps and games. Because of these, different activities are carried out by thousands if not millions of users worldwide. Sometimes, a user may find him/herself using these different apps. It may be difficult for some to manage their various account separately without the amazing HiveStats App.

The HiveStats App enable a user to see and manage their activities see all their stats on the Leofinance App and other Apps on the Hive blockchain. In other words, it helps to track users to analyse and maximize the activities of users on the Hive Blockchain. The previous HiveStats App was effective but the new HiveStats app is even better. Here are some cool new features that I find interesting.

Here are my observations and review of the HiveStats App, with reference to this introductory post and I hope it will be worth your while.

Features Of The All New HiveStats App

1. Redesigned User Interface.

The newly redesigned Hivestats comes with a new user interface that makes it easy to navigate the App easily. Going from one section to another is seamless. To toggle between dark and white background is with the click of a button at the top right-hand corner of the page.

2. Trending Post Section

Another interesting new feature on HiveStats is the trending or recent post section. In this section, the most recent and trending post on Leofinance DAapp is shown with hashtags indicating the ranking of the post. You can easily navigate between posts using the navigation icons on both sides of the section.

3. Profile Section

The profile section is another interesting new feature. This section enables a user to visualize every activity, transaction, earning or reward, account balance, etc., on his profile across the Hive Blockchain.

4. Hive token price and announcement section

This section displays the top six Hive Blockchain token prices on exchanges. The price movements (gains and losses). This gives users an idea of their account value.
Below the prices movements is a section that looks like an announcement section that displays the reward or earning when some certain amount of HP is delegated to @leo.voter

5. Wallet Section

Just like in the profile section, the wallet section shows the summary of the account’s wallet. It displays information such as the total amount of Staked Hive - Hive Power (HP), Hive Backed Dollars (HBD), Hive Savings and Estimated Account Value all at a glance.
From here you can delegate, power down, send tokens and power up with the click of a button.

6. Analytic Section

This section shows the graphical representation of a user account over time. A user can have an overview of his/her account growth over a 7 to 30 days period. He/she can also see the total amount earned over this period.

7. Pending Author Rewards Section

This section shows all pending unpaid activities such as blog posts and comments on Hive blockchain. It shows the value of each post and the number of days remaining before pay-out. It also shows the HP value, amount of Hive to be paid, the amount of Hive Backed Dollars to be paid, the estimated USD and the cumulative post reward.

8. Pending Curator Rewards Section

This section shows all pending unpaid curators activities on the Hive Blockchain. It shows the time remaining for a pay-out, the votes, weight of votes, efficiency, value, HP value, etc.

9. Operation Section

This section shows the log of all the activities that have been recently done on the Hive Blockchain by a user. It shows the post, re-blog, comments, upvotes and financial transactions on an account. You can also scroll down to view more activities on your accounts.

10. Hive Engine Tokens

This section shows all the tokens on the Hive Blockchain. It shows the amount/quantity of each token owned by the user across the Hive blockchain.

11. Received Hive Engine Rewards

This section shows the total of Hive engine rewards over a period of time. It displays information such as author, curation, benefactor, staking and the total Hive Token earned.

12. Hive Engine Operations

Just like the operation section, this section shows the log of the activities that have been recently done on the Hive Blockchain by a user. It shows the post, re-blog, comments, upvotes and financial transactions on an account.

MY OBSERVATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

There are dozens of improvement and new features on the new HiveStats App,. These improvements are really cool and it will make more people start using the HiveStats App, that's for sure.
However, there is also room for improvement. Here are some recommendations:

Navigation on the App can be made much easier. For example, when viewing from a PC there is no button or menu option that can be clicked to enable users to navigate to a particular section on the App, you will need to scroll down to that particular section.
Another thing that can be improved on is the UI (User Interface). The Apps’ pages just give out this static feeling. No fun features to enhance the User Experience. No transition or animation between sections.
The Hive token price and announcement section can be improved to allow users to view graphically the price movement and buttons to compare prices on different exchanges.
The hive engine Token Section can also be improved to allow users to visualize the current market price of the tokens.