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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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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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Mobile-first has more rules, which is a good thing. The content is out there...especially if you're building a native app (HIG and Material Design). Make assumptions, conduct discovery research, design, build, ship, test, more UX research, iterate, repeat. It may sound silly, but Medium comes in quite handy.

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Why would Medium be silly? Considered a bit basic for UX research?

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It's one of my favorite products, but some folks don't take it seriously. I sure do. But it's the best resource for light reading about basic UX rules.

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That’s what I’ve found. Not a UX pro but have shadowed a team in the past and read a lot into it. I even dropped my first UX article on there earlier this year after applying the process to my fashion design workflow. Was a fun personal challenge and Medium folks are encouraging with the claps and all.

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Oooh, would love to read it! Medium has played a huge role of my career as a learning resource. I love reading about others’ experiences in building. Still pay for a subscription. Design is killer. Claps are super delightful.

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