web3 design thought of the day #41 📂 lack of saved activity users take actions—then forget what they did. let them revisit past txs, proposals, votes, and interactions with clarity. #UXCrypto #HistoryUX

web3 design thought of the day #42 🧭 unclear user flows users click “claim” and end up in a 4-step journey through 3 chains and a bridge. map out flows clearly and signal progress. #Web3UX #FlowUX

web3 design thought of the day #43 🎛 settings buried or missing wallet preferences, network toggles, appearance settings—they all get buried like treasure. bring them closer to the surface. #UIDesign #SettingsUX

web3 design thought of the day #44 🧾 too many steps to sign in connect wallet. switch chain. approve. sign message. refresh. for what—just to see your dashboard? minimize steps or batch them smartly. #Web3Design #SignInUX

web3 design thought of the day #45 🔄 confusing refresh behavior refreshing the page shouldn’t kill your session, wallet connection, or open modal. persist state wherever possible. #UXDesign #RefreshUX

web3 design thought of the day #46 📣 no changelog or updates if your protocol just upgraded or changed a feature, tell users. a subtle banner or changelog link goes a long way. #ProductDesign #ChangelogUX

web3 design thought of the day #47 📫 no notifications users vote, stake, deposit, bridge—and then? silence. use in-app or email notifications to close the loop and confirm success. #Web3UI #NotificationUX

web3 design thought of the day #48 👥 unclear roles or permissions many dao or protocol tools assume users understand their access level. show roles clearly and explain what users can and can’t do. #Web3UX #PermissionsUX

web3 design thought of the day #49 📉 value graphs with no context a chart going down isn’t always bad. give people timeframes, benchmarks, and captions. otherwise it’s just crypto anxiety in graph form. #InterfaceDesign #DataVizUX

web3 design thought of the day #50 🪄 “magic” wallet interactions signing messages that change state without user feedback is spooky. explain what’s happening post-sign, even if it’s just a toast. #UXCrypto #MagicUX

web3 design thought of the day #51 📍 unclear active chain if a user is on optimism but the dapp expects mainnet, say so—clearly and early. don’t wait for the tx to fail. #BlockchainDesign #ChainUX

web3 design thought of the day #52 🚫 ignoring tx simulation if you can simulate a transaction before sending it, do it. help users know what will actually happen, not just guess and click. #CryptoDesign #SimulationUX

web3 design thought of the day #53 🛠 missing testnets letting users play with your product on a testnet builds confidence. if your app is high-stakes, give them a safe place to learn. #Web3Design #TestnetUX

web3 design thought of the day #54 🗃 no organization in wallets users have 30 tokens, 10 nfts, and 3 positions. show them folders, categories, or filters. chaos is not a feature. #CryptoUI #WalletUX

web3 design thought of the day #55 🎯 vague success states “transaction successful” is good. “you’ve just added 1.3 eth to the vault” is better. show users the impact of what they did. #UXDesign #SuccessUX

web3 design thought of the day #56 📇 no wallet metadata what chain is this on? what app was this signed in? when did it happen? give users metadata they can use, not just tx hashes. #UXCrypto #WalletMetadataUX

web3 design thought of the day #57 💤 zero delight not everything needs to be a party, but small moments of delight go a long way. celebrate wins. animate gently. humanize the chain. #InterfaceDesign #DelightUX

web3 design thought of the day #58 🧰 no beginner mode not everyone wants to ape into layer 3 liquidity mining. offer a beginner mode or simplified ui for the crypto-curious. #Web3UX #BeginnerUX

web3 design thought of the day #59 🔧 unclear error messages “something went wrong” is a design sin. explain what happened, what it affects, and what users can do about it. #UXDesign #ErrorUX

web3 design thought of the day #60 📎 no contextual help hover hints, tooltips, microcopy—these aren’t optional. your users are smart, but they’re not psychic. #Web3Design #TooltipUX