User Experience
/ux1042
People who believe products should be designed for people
the onboarding flow :O
do things onchain through a cast -- language as the product -- so cool
The main factor that will determine the success of any individual AI product is *context*
1. The user's context: is it available where I am, right now? Or do I need to open another app?
2. The AI's context: does it know enough about me, my team, and my goals to be helpful without much prompting?
1. The user's context: is it available where I am, right now? Or do I need to open another app?
2. The AI's context: does it know enough about me, my team, and my goals to be helpful without much prompting?
It’s 2024. We’re building the decentralized future, but signing into a website with a wallet still feels like deciphering ancient scrolls. 🤔
@metamask @coinbasewallet
@metamask @coinbasewallet
The Community Notes experience is really cool – notifications for posts you engaged with
Possible to see something like this on Farcaster now that Frames v2 allows for notifications?
Possible to see something like this on Farcaster now that Frames v2 allows for notifications?
I bet working in the information architecture team at X f’in suuuuuucks
lowkey obsessed with weird human-computer interaction diagrams that turn inevitably depict humans as a cog in the copmuter's context
(look how much fun they're having playing that online multiplayer game!)
(look how much fun they're having playing that online multiplayer game!)
UX is a big deal when it comes to social media, in this video with @matthewfox we are talking further about it! 👇
we 💚 the tabs
what do you think would happen if we changed screen time from showing how much time you spend ON your phone to how much time you spend OFF your phone
Super interesting approach to UX by @matthewfox in a debate we organized on /unlonely with @chinmay.eth! 👀
What do you think about it? 🤔
What do you think about it? 🤔
Evolutions
I’d be pissed if I sent a donation from this screen and found out 30% got skimmed off
“directly supports” + no upfront mention of platform tax = sus
“directly supports” + no upfront mention of platform tax = sus
✅ BANNER UPDATED ✅
Guess which is which
🚨 Banner Proposal 🚨
The best illustration of a design process ever made is 'The Squiggle' (subtitle: 'The Process of Uncertainty') made by Damien Newman during his tenure are IDEO. You can read more about it here:
https://thedesignsquiggle.com/
I think it would be a striking and telling graphic to use for the channels banner. I made a mockup to illustrate how it could work:
The best illustration of a design process ever made is 'The Squiggle' (subtitle: 'The Process of Uncertainty') made by Damien Newman during his tenure are IDEO. You can read more about it here:
https://thedesignsquiggle.com/
I think it would be a striking and telling graphic to use for the channels banner. I made a mockup to illustrate how it could work:
What tools do you download to desktop vs. use in the browser?
How do you make that decision?
How do you make that decision?
The Dark Side of The UX Prism
Nothing to add nothing to subtract