LimeChain Design

Designers of Web3

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The message is clear: Ethereum is finally treating UX as core infrastructure 🛠️✨

For designers and builders, this opens the door to creating crypto apps that feel as smooth as Web2 *but way more powerful*

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Ethereum rolled out the Pectra upgrade, introducing features like EIP-7702 and EIP-3074

Most see this as a backend change, but it’s a big deal for UX/UI too

Here’s why it matters 🧵

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Even on the leadership side, Ethereum is getting more product-focused

Vitalik is stepping back so others can push UX-forward initiatives faster. There's a real appetite to make the protocol feel modern ✨

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APR vs APY shouldn’t require a PhD

Use tooltips, helper text & onboarding tours

Great UX explains crypto simply

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Cross-Chain = Cross-Messy

Most bridges overload users with steps, jargon, and zero context

Here's a better way to guide users across chains 👇

>Hints for every step
>Human-readable summaries
>No surprises

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@hedera 9/ This tool is about more than transactions - it’s about enabling trust, coordination, and transparency at the highest level of decentralized governance.

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The @hedera Transaction Tool is an open-source app for preparing, signing & submitting Hedera transactions.

We designed the full experience to support council members, devs & power users

Here’s a breakdown of how we built the UX 👇

[LimeChain Design @LimeDesignHQ]

@hedera 8/ Component System 🧩

To scale the UX, we built a flexible component library:

- Custom modals
- Status banners
- Button hierarchy
- Signature states

> Each designed for security-first environments.

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@MetaMask @base @arbitrum @Optimism 7/ TL;DR: Better gas UX = more adoption 🚀

If your dApp expects users to understand gas, you’re designing for devs, not users

> Abstract when possible

> Educate when needed

> Design with clarity and context

UX around gas isn't just a dev task - it's a design challenge 🧑‍💻🎨

[LimeChain Design @LimeDesignHQ]

The UX of Gas Fees: How to Stop Confusing Users 🧵

Gas fees are one of Web3’s most frustrating UX hurdles

New users don’t understand them. Even experienced ones get annoyed

So how do we fix this? Let's break it down 👇

[LimeChain Design @LimeDesignHQ]

@MetaMask @base @arbitrum @Optimism 6/ Design tips: how to present gas fees better in your UI

Use real-world equivalents: eg “~$0.03 fee”

Explain why there's a fee in human terms (“fee to record this action on-chain”)

Avoid technical jargon unless in advanced mode

Offer multiple fee tiers, not just one number