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If your product takes more than 10 seconds to try, it’s not for casuals. It’s for insiders, and that’s okay as long as you stop pretending otherwise.

Most products assume the user is ready. Ready to connect, ready to spend, ready to commit. But most users aren’t. They’re unsure. They pause, they reread, they hesitate. That’s not bad UX. That’s a real user trying not to mess up. So what helps?.• Clear outcomes before any.

Designing for hesitation 101: how to build for users who are unsure.

Trust in Web3 is usually framed as a security problem,.but most users don’t leave because they felt unsafe. They leave because they weren’t sure what would happen when they clicked. If I tap this, will I lose my money?.If I sign this, can I undo it later?.If I try this, will I.

The real trust gap in Web3 isn’t security, it’s reversibility.

Everyone loves saying Web3 is broken. Too many chains. Too many wallets. Too many steps. But saying it's broken doesn't make you early. Building something better does. • If the wallet flow sucks, fix the first click.• If onboarding is confusing, show users what to do, not.

Not so hot take:. The best way to critique Web3 is to build a version that makes more sense.

Everyone says “you’re early” in Web3. But what does that actually mean?. It’s not about buying the right token first. It’s not about aping into an unreleased project. And it’s definitely not about being loud on Twitter with a PFP. Being early means you're doing things when

The best shoutouts don’t come from the biggest names. They come from people who actually tried the product.

People won't go to Web3. Web3 will meet them where they already are.

Merch is easy to ship but meaning is not. The best projects treat merch like product:. • Makes users feel like insiders.• Turns community into culture.• Starts conversations in the real world.• Reminds people of a moment they were part of. And when merch lacks meaning, it

If you incentivise clicks, you’ll get clicks. If you reward contribution, you’ll get users who stay. Vanity metrics look good in a dashboard:.• 10,000 wallet connects.• 1M transactions.• 100K retweets. But real metrics tell you if the product works:.• Do users come back

Payments don’t need explaining anymore. Sending crypto used to be a mess. Download a wallet. Copy weird addresses. Check chains. hope it goes through. Now, it just works. Split a dinner bill. Send a few bucks to a friend. Tip someone mid-chat. No switching apps. No asking what

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