Emilie Kormienko

Each step in a flow should be a very simple question to help the user set up the product. In each question and answer, the user should get one step further in their understanding of the product and its capabilities too.

Today, web3 is largely web-native. There are almost no widely used mobile-native web3 apps. As Packy McCormick writes, “If web3 is going to be as big as the Internet, which has 4.66 billion users, it’s only penetrated less than 1% of the market.” I believe, if we are to get there, we will first see the emergence of mobile-native web3 applications... See more

In this guide we’ll be helping you take your first steps into the boundless world of Decentralized Finance, better known as DeFi.

Web3 (2020+) is read, write, and own. People create, consume, and own the upside of their work through tokens. Web3 is built on peer-to-peer networks of computers that talk to each other without middlemen.

A series that explores and explains the world of crypto and blockchain in under three minutes and in plain English.

Topics include Bitcoin, mining, Metamask, stable coins, NFTs, web3, blockchains, staking, DeFi, and big players in the space such as Gary Vee.

From "What is the web3 movement about?": Web1 refers to the early, read-only websites.

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Giving ownership to creators is the most impactful way to empower creators. 

There is a transition happening from the attention economy to the ownership economy. Four ways to transition: the introduction of digital scarcity (NFTs), patronage (supporting creators), new economic models, and community ownership (DAOs).

There are many different ways to

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Minimizing friction is merely one means to a great user experience. The goal of any design is not to minimize friction, it’s to help the user achieve some end. Reducing friction is often consistent with that end, but not always.