Designing for web 3
summary
Web3 covers many distinct systems and designing for it means confronting concrete differences: wallets replace bank custody, transactions are public and irreversible, and scams exploit unfamiliar flows. Expect to simplify messy processes like a 28-step setup and educate users about irrevocable safety tools such as the 25-word recovery phrase. Show how money moves peer-to-peer, explain why transactions fail or don’t deliver items, and design guards against things like the Magic Eden copycat scam that trick users into approving asset drains.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:07Web 3 fundamentals and differences
- 9:36Current UX challenges in web 3
- 15:18Mental models in web 3 design
- 23:05User risk tolerance and adoption
- 26:56Building trust and credibility
- 30:29Summary and future outlook
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