Mapping User Journeys in the Web3 Landscape
summary
Parcel builds a marketplace, a Creatorverse and a Learn blog and uses on‑chain metrics to map real user journeys — prototypes, a shared UI library and Storybook + Figma for component QA, plus React providers for wallet flows and a Parcel API. Data pulls show a surge from $13B to $120B deployed this year and limited events hitting 20–30k daily users. User heroes (creator, landowner) drive design: filters, creator profiles, wallet connection and messaging via blockscan; components exist and work but visibility of owned NFTs and some flows remain iterative.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47Speaker’s background
- 5:41Friction points in tech
- 7:29Parcel’s vision
- 8:34Web3 key terms
- 11:01NFTs and virtual worlds
- 12:07Metaverse concept
- 14:34Virtual land sales trends
- 16:40Newcomers’ challenges
- 17:22Parcel’s user engagement
- 18:25Parcel’s three platforms
- 19:06Marketplace features
- 20:09Creativerse for artists
- 20:31UI library for consistency
- 21:14Figma and Storybook
- 22:17User journeys
- 27:13Key takeaways
- 28:40Q&A
- 29:01Human interactions in virtual worlds
- 30:25Addressing concerns about NFTs and pyramid schemes
- 31:26Ownership and governance
- 33:53Environmental impact
- 34:55Metaverse vs games
- 36:18Virtual land investments
- 37:43Corporate influence
- 38:24Standardization
- 39:45Metaverse market volatility
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