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Service Design Thinking for Web3 🌐
Taught by Anupa Dasgupta, Service Designer, web3 entrepreneur & Mission Impact Global Leader
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⚡️ OVERVIEW:
From individuals to organisations, Web3 based technology and concepts like NFTS, tokenisation, blockchain, wallet access behaviours and more are increasingly being used to improve existing services or develop new ones. Often these applications are not human-centred in their approach and delivery.
This masterclass focuses on how can we humanise Web3 experiences with the aid of design led processes and tools that can build value for users and their service providers.
We will cover actionable strategies and approaches that will allow you to identify gaps and opportunities and thereafter develop solutions that are scalable and sustainable.
🥡 KEY TAKEAWAYS:
In this Lecture, you will learn:
1. How the design process needs to evolve to consider decentralisation and community first approach. This shift is significant in comparison to the present frameworks like the double diamond that focus on users versus communities and economic participation between people and businesses.
2. Case studies that indicate how service design approach should be used to identify opportunities and develop blueprints to enable product development.
3. A short demonstration of the ideal Web3 onboarding journeys for consumers.
4. A demonstration of the business model canvas for web3 experiences to ensure you are considering business, communities and technology throughout your design process.
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Anupa is a service designer and product lead for Web3 female founded ventures; Afrovalley and The Huddle Dao. Her expertise lies in developing solutions from identifying white space opportunities to designing impactful digital solutions, founded on Web3 technologies.
With a background in design thinking, service design and digital transformation- her approach is strongly grounded in empathy and human-centred design.
She is co-organises and hosts the weekly webinar ‘Wednesday Web Jam’. Anupa was selected to join the Mission Impact Global Leadership for Women focusing on business-critical web3 training, personal growth, and impact for women.
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This lecture is ideal for you if you’re:
A Product, UX or UI Designer
Interested in creating AI Products & tools
Interested in futures and innovation
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