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The rest of 2024 is basically a race to make consumer apps actually usable for real people

Health-hive

It was just 4+ months ago when I joined this community. Neither a builder nor an artist, but I decided to do what I do best and share the little I know with the community.
I won’t make this about myself and will share my story later, because this is about something much bigger

It was World Physical Therapy Day yesterday and in honour of this day, I have created /health-hive.

A safe space for us to share our lives, journeys and plans as regards our health and to encourage ourselves

Some of our farcaster members have shared their /physicaltherapy journeys with us.
@afrochicks 
@cameron 
@laursa.eth 
@jrf 
@thecurioushermit 
@pfista 

Read these, get inspired, follow and share your health journeys in /health-hive this week and let’s inspire each other🤍

Hi coop, your boy law wants you to check out his health channel
I might not be an artist but it’s good stuff, i promise🤍

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Hi coop, your boy law wants you to check out his health channel
I might not be an artist but it’s good stuff, i promise🤍


https://warpcast.com/traguy.eth/0xb850ff1f

What's your advice to founders on this matter

Let me know if you wanna build new use cases

Agreed. I think the tools are here, now we need a legitimate paradigm shift of user experience ✨

I hear that. It looks like Coinbase, and Base by default, are best primed to create the bridge for normies into crypto land. I predict a lot of centralized blockchain apps by existing brands get people onboarded during the height of this bull run and then we’ll see if some smaller more nimble decentralized disrupters can take some of that market share. It’s gonna be a long ride and a couple more cycles before dApps have the majority of the market share, if ever, imo.

We’re still so early. ✨☝️✨

So it’s not usable for real people now?

Agreed. Usability needs to be the top priority.

What do you think is the top usability issue holding back consumer apps?

You/devs have come this far already….this alone is worth is praises

What do you think are the key improvements needed to make consumer apps more usable?