Afolabi Oluwatobiloba.

Bitcoin Product Designer and I love food 🥺

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@bitsacco @okjodom Proud of this team 🚀🚀

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@MouxDesign @bitsacco Really enjoyed this one 😁

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@MouxDesign @bitsacco 🔥🚀

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@bitcoin_design 🚀🚀

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sounds like an interesting thing to work on.

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I was on the Bitcoin design call today and a conversation came up about the rate at which people get scammed. I'm curious about some solutions already available to reduce the chances of people getting scammed.
I know most cases start with the victims being greedy, but this

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I came across this website and this is just too sweet. This is a well-constructed website, from the copy structure to the card animations and other illustrations. https://t.co/IDknpb40qa. .

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direction.
I recommend participating in the weekly open design calls, bitcoin core calls, and more.

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Something I have found helpful is participating in activities in the Bitcoin design community.
Being a part of this community has helped me build a healthy network of brilliant designers all over the world, and connect with people who are willing to point you toward the right

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@CoLab_kd Does it start today?

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gives you the extra points of ownership of your work. It gives the impression that you want that product to work.

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One of the recent lessons I have learned from being a product designer is being able to go outside your tasks and be extra.
Going beyond the tasks you're given to find solutions and ideas that the team didn't ask for or didn't even think of,

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I have seen a lot of self-growth from when I joined till date. Especially the way complex problems are tackled brick by brick.
I look forward to more improvement with myself and the team.

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I have been with the Bitcoin dev project team (which is super talented by the way) for a minute, and building with them has really been eye-opening.
I have learned a lot from the constant iterations, weekly jam sessions, and design-dev calls.

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what needs to be reworked and what is working well with the product. This shows you how a user interacts with your product. You can figure out the various steps on the Bitcoin research toolkit.
https://t.co/TDUU628UOc

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User journey mapping is a powerful tool that helps we product builders to get a broad view of our product. Having users play with your product and complete tasks while you observe them be happy, confused, and frustrated, can help you as a builder figure out

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1. Self-custody
2. Security
3. Inclusion
4. Interoperability
5. Transparency
6. Privacy
7. Decentralization

Read up on this to understand more.
https://t.co/t80siGBPEN

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For new designers in the Bitcoin space, the Bitcoin design guide and research toolkit are beneficial to understanding how to build Bitcoin products.

I'll always recommend the Bitcoin design principles to anyone new or already in the space, all seven of them.

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you receive it continuously". However, this has its side effects such as building an audience without a real product. you can get more insight for yourself here too.

https://t.co/3b1Dp8gmSF

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Today I came across "Building in Public" in the Bitcoin space and realized its importance as I kept reading about it in the Bitcoin research toolkit.

"Building in public provides an important co-creation dynamic. Instead of only receiving feedback after your big launch,