Status Cryptolife Interviews, 1 Feb 2019

Previous Meeting

Next Meeting

⏯

youtube image

►

From YouTube: Cryptolife interviews - Ned

Description

Ned from status talks about designing a web 3 platform that evolves with user and community needs.

A

My name is net carbon, which I am one of the design, design lead or something insulators what's needed is probably more and better design, probably to consider when developers are engineers building something you always would need an end user or designer with them right to balance these equations, because otherwise you start making things for one group, but ultimately for usability accessibility.

A

You need to really see how people are using things right and simplifying things and then probably also having different narratives for people to find different things that are important to them, and then you can start to. They will want to learn probably based on these values that are important to them. I.

A

Think the approach would be also to know what your what you want to build. What the ultimate goal of that thing is that you can define with the mission and then begin to evaluate these user experiences and then find ways to tailor that to these groups, so you might have you find a group that is really could use this and then find the best way to optimize it, so they can complete that goal, because a lot of the times you get routed into different things that they start to over. Weigh your cognitive load right.

A

You cannot understand or you get sidetracked, whereas people just generally want to get where they're going so I think a lot of these experiences. You can either suffer through or they're fast. So it's really about you know determining the amount of information what's important, what's necessary, removing what isn't and then and then testing it's for real in different environments and see what would lives right. What can survive from these tests, rather than just thinking for somebody else, because I love the beauty of this space?

A

Is that, like all spaces that there's nobody at yet, everyone starts to fight over heads but I think to keep it open and for people you keep honoring the same ideas about. We want to empower others. We don't want to constrain it, because we already seen what that looks like we're in it now so to be able to keep this mentality going about. You know our beliefs and how we want to empower other people rather than just imposing something we think on other people, I.

A

Think it matters because is, this is an opportunity for a lot of us that care about something to change the future and in a better way, right.

A

I think with the whole feeling that the world has is going down in some ways, but for us it feels good, because you feel like the more that that happens, the more it's proving your answers can be right so and I don't think we have all the answers, but I feel that there's a lot of people that are working very hard on things that are very smart and that I share a common belief about creating a better situation of it teaches people that they can also be empowered as much as they want to determining.

A

What's important to you, if you find transaction fees important to you, is it privacy that you find important? Is it social like there's always that we can slowly start to learn for ourselves that we can impact what we want to impact and there's nothing wrong with that and understand really what happens when I do this or because otherwise, at the moment, nobody tells you a lot of these things. Nobody knows where your information goes or people think of why.

A

Why should I care, but it's a basic right to be able to to get to think about these things.

A

For the future, everything and it's hard, because I think a lot of us are thinking in the future about everything and there's a realistic way to slowly build these tools. That say, okay, just make you aware of certain actions.

A

You slowly begin to introduce a concept into the world that really isn't there, yet so even with messaging or something you had all these different layers of people, learning to message or email right like through whatsapp or telegram that people keep slowly revising a language, that's in the world and becoming familiar to get away from order things so for us you're, starting something new and then we're slowly.

A

Tweaking these things to the point where yeah I think you get into, you will become probably more complicated in terms of information and data architecture and real architecture where it starts to come into your world more and there will be a natural part of that where people want to either become in it or come out of it. So the weird I think also thinking about Hardware, also right networks likely what happens if I'm not accepted into this network.

A

What happens if I'm not accepted into this bank, you will is what are the impacts would need to be able to keep building things that keep this idea going around this freedom of expression or building things that are important to us, so it's probably looking at all different ways to be able to maintain these. This vision are these. These ideas that we have together.

A