# Recommended UX

Recommendations for a typical banking application to optimize cost and efficiency:

1. Use a [List request](/basic-concepts/list-request.md) (type `restrictive`)  to fill the initial list of transactions using the cleaned up name and logo, and optionally also include categorisation and category icon in this view.
2. When a user wants more information about a transaction then they can press/click on it. At this point a individual call (see [Quick Start](/implementation-guides/quick-start.md)) of type `extended` is made and the user will navigate to the Detail View.

See also [Restrictive vs Extended](/basic-concepts/restrictive-vs-extended.md).

See also [Additional UX Considerations](/implementation-guides/additional-ux-considerations.md).

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