In the 2nd session of our 3 part series on Design Thinking for Blockchain we'll discuss some of the UX and usability challenges that should be considered when designing decentralized applications that record to a blockchain.
Then, in groups, we'll deep dive into business and social use cases. Together, we'll map out how existing transactions and centralized trust systems work, who are the key actors/users and their pain points. Finally, we'll ideate around approaches for disrupting these centralized systems and determine how we might design viable blockchain solutions.
If you missed session 1 of the series, Understanding & Empathy, where we provided an intro to user needs and to foundational blockchain concepts, before the workshop please get familiar with some key ideas. These 2 videos are a great start on how a blockchain works as a secure, distributed ledger that records transactions that can be publicly verified:
