0xdesigner
@0xdesigner
every web3 product will eventually have the same set of features—social feeds, minting interfaces, marketplaces, wallets, and whatever the trending behavior becomes. so, if they're not competing on features, how will they compete? design.
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Pedro Gomes
@pedrouid.eth
Customer relationship
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six
@six
And also incentives realistically
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robin :•>
@robin
🫡
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
Do you think network effects will still matter in web3? (Since this is obtained not only through product but also through gtm+timing)
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Rakshita Philip
@awkquarian
So we’re back to building everything apps again? 👀
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chet
@cosmicblend
I'd rather see tightly focused experiences from opinionated products that know what they excel at and why they want to excel at that. to me that's where delight and stickiness come from, are.na is an example that comes to mind
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GIGAMΞSH
@gigamesh
Are you including protocol design? I think that will make the feature sets genuinely different even if they seem similar on the surface (like an app-layer replay of how layer 1 has evolved).
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Naveen
@yateagle
Design matters deeply However I don't think that every web3 product will have the same functionality. Currently the primary use case for web3 is various forms of speculation. There are other use cases that will look, feel, and be very different functionally and from a design POV
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arturwdowiarski.eth
@artur-wdowiarski
Why would you assume all the apps will have the same features?
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