meesh
@meesh
I can probably only name (at tops) 3 web3 products with decent Product Design…beyond UI. Even with UI, accessibility is always lacking. UX is non-existent. It’s disappointing and makes sense why the majority of top Product Designers would rather stay in web2 and don’t take web3 seriously. We can do better, come o
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meesh
@meesh
https://blog.tubikstudio.com/aesthetic-usability/
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meesh
@meesh
On the plus side, it makes me really, really excited to check out @fabric—the first web3 product with a true design (co)founder…that I know of.
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Aaron Ho φ
@aho
Web3 on mobile is non existent. We do need to be better. Native mobile support or at least responsive design the bare minimum.
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pol
@polmaire.eth
I agree with you 100% but where should we start? That's the question I often ask myself. Example: if you build a web3 product that's mobile first, your options to create a great UX are very limited ... except if you are actually building a wallet, which seems to be the mobile bottleneck for now.
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kartik 🎩
@sathaxe
would love feedback on development.mysterious.io I think we’re doing OK 😇
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loftxn
@loftxn
Most PDs stay in web2 because it's comfortable. Web3 is uncomfortable. It's technical, messy, and there's limited inspiration to take from. Most web3 design requires inventing new design patterns and ux in real-time. I've had to create a lot of net-new ux, which requires a longer feedback cycle. Slowly paving the way
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steph 🧾
@steph
Design is a moat. 🔥 Change my mind.
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drew fagin 🌊
@drews.eth
wonder how screen readers work with wallet extensions?
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Birdo
@birdo
thoughts on talisman.xyz ;) ? we spend a loooot of time thinking about UX and building something beautiful & functional
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