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improving ux for crypto natives (rather than normies) is a better path to achieving mass adoption 👆 is a loosely held thesis that is becoming more of a strongly held thesis over time
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This is profound thought and one that I share with you.
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if native is ez, normies is ez We went way too far to the right last year and almost nullified the point in the first place
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What’s the difference? Doesn’t improving for natives make the experience better for normies (I actually hate that term)
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yup, if you continue to improve the UX for the marginal crypto user, you eventually grab more and more of the crypto-curious as it gets easier to use This is what Apple did for PCs and computer enthusiasts
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Depends… I have seen products take this path and ultimately still struggle to grow. I think, most importantly, products should clearly understand who they are building for. Sometimes, that audience isn’t as big as they hope; thus expectations should be aligned
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too much work to target normies AND natives at the same time
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It's the innovators dillema. New Market, New UI/UX. At some point new and old markers intersect and "voila" we'll be on par with the old 👌
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There is no such thing as normies and crypto natives. Design a better solution for the lowest denominator and you end up with better solutions. Eg: Audiobooks were made for blind people, how many non blind people love them?
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makes sense. Who else than a native is going to tell them there's a great experience and they should check it out? I don't think normies spend time hanging around crypto stuff on the off chance that they find something that's at their level. It's kind of the theory behind "crossing the chasm".
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I like it. Make normies conform
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