Attending EF Devconnect this week in Amsterdam, and I went up and participated in the open discussion on web3 onboarding during the web3 UX unconference 😄
After this open discussion in the afternoon, we went into breakout rooms and I also joined other participants in discussing more about how to make onboarding onto web3 better. At first the question revolved around how to make onboarding end-users easier, given that getting into web3 is not only complex but also possibly expensive for some, but eventually the discussion then evolved into how we could "onboard the onboarders", or get more builders—designers, engineers, etcetera—into web3 and understand it further so that we can build better cool shit.
After this open discussion in the afternoon, we went into breakout rooms and I also joined other participants in discussing more about how to make onboarding onto web3 better. At first the question revolved around how to make onboarding end-users easier, given that getting into web3 is not only complex but also possibly expensive for some, but eventually the discussion then evolved into how we could "onboard the onboarders", or get more builders—designers, engineers, etcetera—into web3 and understand it further so that we can build better cool shit.
