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double fab icons. no good. especially the search. closing the search screen requires tapping then X **inside** the search input, which is usually reserved for clearing the input. confusing and felt stuck the first few times i tapped.

this cast had more engagement than i was expecting. really good to know design and UX is still a part of the conversation. either that, or it's a bear market indicator. we always revisit UX when there's no more money to be made 😂

i still don’t understand why people make the distinction between “crypto ux” and like normal ux or whatever. no one talks about “short-term rental ux” or “rideshare ux” or “email ux” you just anticipate needs and eliminate as much friction to achieve them as you can. ???

here's what @tryemerge just made for me using The Warplets by @garrett, spark yours up now!

changed phones and lost access to the base app social features. how to fix?

idk what it means but it's provocative

big congrats to the clanker team

i've spent my entire career fighting for design's seat at the table. but yet somehow still have respect for farcaster's ruthless design approach. > didn't hire a designer until years into product launch > raised $150m and rebranded in a 2 week sprint > bootstrapped UI by copying twitter, reddit and phantom

might need to desaturate this a bit on dark mode, gang

Just placed a $1 bet with @bob on "i bet that it rains tomorrow"! 🎲

insane throwback

lots of noticeable purple app design updates to appreciate.

this guy gets it

are livestream chatrooms the new dating app

stablecoins are the future (of interoperability)

today, crypto UX is almost up to par with most consumer apps we use every day. on par isn't enough. i'm a firm believer that blockchain has the potential to make the experience online even better than today's consumer apps. there's no need to create a new account ever again when you can port your data and identity across apps. apps will know your preferences the instant you connect. you can make a change once, and it will apply everywhere. you can buy anything, anywhere, with any token when payments are native. you'll never need to complete a checkout form or enter your payment details when you can bring your wallet everywhere. you can't do any of this without blockchain.

everyone thinks stablecoins are about making payments faster and cheaper. it is. but that's like saying the internet was about faster mail.

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