Participant Experience Design
summary
Panel explores shifting design from passive customers to active participants, arguing for quadratic funding and community-first flows rather than attention-driven funnels. Teams report building smart wallets that accept email+password while storing keys in smart contracts, explain transactions in plain language, and prototype ZK protocols and confidential NFTs as privacy primitives. Workshops and local DAOs test onboarding, use testnets and gaming sandboxes for safe experiments, and push progressive disclosure to teach and reduce fatal on‑chain mistakes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22The Optimal User
- 10:48The Challenges
- 13:54What Defines Users
- 26:07Participation Design
- 31:45Community Onboarding
- 40:22How To Measure Success
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