Conor Svensson (csvensson.eth)
@csvensson
I believe UX and trust in #web3 apps are intertwined. We're in a place where there's two types of users we need to onboard. Firstly in those who need a simple, intuitive UX when working with apps. Showing hex to these users (such as a contract address) is really bad, and there's no reason why they should be exposed to this. They will likely be familiar with web addresses, so an #ENS name is somewhat intuitive for them, and sends a trust signal. ctd...
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Conor Svensson (csvensson.eth)
@csvensson
Secondly there's those who simply don't have faith in web3 due to the prevalence of scams. They need ways to have confidence in the apps they're working with. Kind of like trust scores, but we need something that doesn't burden users with additional cognitive load when deciding on whether to accept a transaction or not. A trust score means different things to different users. Is a 75% score safe? Or should I only accept 99%? It's too vague. Better is a binary indicator that means it it either should be safe to transact with an app or not. Just like the #TLS padlock used in #web2. We want to appeal to both classes of user, and we're building for both 🛠️.
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