HackMoney x Design
summary
Workshop runs a practical persona exercise (creates proto-persona “Jeff” with goals, pains, skills) and then digs into identity: why on‑chain PII breaks, risks of privacy suckering, and how to use verifiable credentials plus off‑chain storage and DID anchoring to prove claims without publishing data. Advice: start with qualitative research, iterate personas, use progressive decentralization and progressive consent so users gain privacy and control as the product matures.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04:52Surveillance Capitalism and Identity
- 1:06:22Responsible Ization
- 1:07:20Paradox of Privacy
- 1:08:50The Risk Perception Gap
- 1:11:57Dart Patterns
- 1:12:21Privacy Suckering
- 1:19:39Privacy Paradox
- 1:21:00Implied Consent
- 1:21:33Informed Consent
- 1:22:03Progressive Consent
- 1:22:35Selective Disclosure
- 1:27:33Decentralized Ids and Verifiable Credentials
- 1:53:52Usability Heuristics
- 1:54:16Visibility of System Status
- 1:55:35Rimbaud
- 1:56:02User Control and Freedom
- 1:57:17Error Prevention
- 2:00:25Aesthetic and Minimalist Design
- 2:00:58Three Click Rule
- 2:03:23Progressive Decentralisation
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