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Show verified badge in collectible header#1799

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Add a toolbar principal item to CollectibleScene that displays the collectible title alongside a blue checkmark seal when the collection is verified. Introduce CollectibleViewModel.isVerified computed property (assetData.collection.status == .verified) to drive the UI condition.

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Add a toolbar principal item to CollectibleScene that displays the collectible title alongside a blue checkmark seal when the collection is verified. Introduce CollectibleViewModel.isVerified computed property (assetData.collection.status == .verified) to drive the UI condition.
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This pull request introduces a visual indicator for verified NFT collections within the collectible detail view. By adding a prominent verified badge next to the collection title, users can quickly identify legitimate and trusted collections, enhancing the overall user experience and confidence when viewing NFTs.

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  • UI Enhancement: Implemented a new toolbar principal item in CollectibleScene to display a blue checkmark seal next to the collectible title when the collection is verified.
  • Data Logic: Introduced an isVerified computed property in CollectibleViewModel to determine if a collection's status is .verified, driving the UI condition for the badge.

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  • Features/NFT/Sources/Scenes/CollectibleScene.swift
    • Added a ToolbarItem to the CollectibleScene view hierarchy.
    • Configured the ToolbarItem to display the collectible title and conditionally show a verified badge.
  • Features/NFT/Sources/ViewModels/CollectibleViewModel.swift
    • Implemented a new computed property isVerified that returns true if assetData.collection.status is .verified.
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This pull request correctly implements the display of a verified badge in the collectible header by adding a new isVerified property to the CollectibleViewModel and using it in CollectibleScene to conditionally show a checkmark icon. The implementation is clean. I have one suggestion to improve accessibility for screen reader users.

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HStack(spacing: Spacing.tiny) {
Text(model.title)
.font(.headline)
if model.isVerified {
Images.System.checkmarkSealFill
.font(.footnote)
.foregroundStyle(Colors.blue)
}
}
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For better accessibility, consider combining the title and the verified badge into a single accessibility element. This will provide a more coherent experience for screen reader users by announcing the title and its verified status together. Please ensure the string 'verified' is localized.

                HStack(spacing: Spacing.tiny) {
                    Text(model.title)
                        .font(.headline)
                    if model.isVerified {
                        Images.System.checkmarkSealFill
                            .font(.footnote)
                            .foregroundStyle(Colors.blue)
                    }
                }
                .accessibilityElement(children: .combine)
                .accessibilityLabel(model.isVerified ? "\(model.title), verified" : model.title)

Text(model.title)
.font(.headline)
if model.isVerified {
Images.System.checkmarkSealFill
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image to view model?

@DRadmir DRadmir merged commit ddd08f1 into main Mar 17, 2026
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@DRadmir DRadmir deleted the nft-verification-icon branch March 17, 2026 17:03
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