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User experience design

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Sep 11, 2026

Eli AtkinsGUEST
4:25
I do all the design.
Eli AtkinsGUEST
4:27
front end stuff, marketing, a lot of the UI UX stuff.
Eli AtkinsGUEST
4:30
And that's kind of my background, too, is like graphic design, web design, that type of thing.
Eli AtkinsGUEST
4:35
And I came from doing freelance websites as just like, you know, projects one off here and there.
Jane PodbelskayaGUEST
20:11
You need to enable your sales team, customer success team.
Jane PodbelskayaGUEST
20:14
You need to ensure that the UI UX is smooth.
Jane PodbelskayaGUEST
20:17
And when you're communicating these new features to your customers, and in some cases to your customers' customers,
Greg MyersHOST
20:24
because there is a difference between B2B and B2C embedded finance products, which we can talk about separately.
Tony EhrbarHOST
5:01
At
Andrew GarciaGUEST
5:01
one point, he reskilled himself in UI UX.
Andrew GarciaGUEST
5:04
And when he came back from that, that's when we started working on the version of Good Shuffle that was a neighbor to neighbor rental marketplace.
Andrew GarciaGUEST
5:10
And so as the story goes, as we were working on that and bringing that product to market, it was live.

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Andrew GarciaGUEST
29:25
The trick then from that day is to find a way or find the software tools that help you just unpack that anxiety into something so that the people that you're bringing on to work with you will either through by chance or choice execute at your level.
Andrew GarciaGUEST
29:42
And leaning on a tab formatted Word document will have its limits pretty quickly because one of the first things you learn in the business of building software is that people don't like to read things that aren't inside buttons.
Andrew GarciaGUEST
29:54
It's just kind of you look at UI UX research and you'll find something along those lines.
Andrew GarciaGUEST
29:59
If you apply that same concept to the people that you're bringing on to your team, they're not comfortable.
Nikki GonzalesHOST
19:42
Like they're aging out, people aren't going into these fields.
Nikki GonzalesHOST
19:45
You can now if you're a UI UX designer, or just a, you know, software programmer, like good luck if you're not architecting and using AI to like be a team.
Nikki GonzalesHOST
19:57
Right.
Nikki GonzalesHOST
19:57
That is no longer like a safe employment choice.
Elina VilkGUEST
16:22
So that's been a little bit of a trial and error because when you do things that have never been done before, you don't have a blueprint for how to do them.
Elina VilkGUEST
16:31
And so it's kind of like, is the UX UI the right way? Like, for example, we know there's 300 tasks.
Elina VilkGUEST
16:37
We initially had like a high level list and we're like, we can't do that.
Elina VilkGUEST
16:40
We got to walk her through maybe three or four tasks based on the wedding date.
Sean CannellHOST
16:39
What's your email? Great.
Sean CannellHOST
16:41
What's your main question? And so it's dynamic, but it's also much more, you'd call this like the UI UX, the user experience, the user interface.
Sean CannellHOST
16:49
And in such a way that you actually are driving towards completion, you're not overwhelming people.
Sean CannellHOST
16:53
I think if there's – it's interesting because this is a YouTube – get leads from YouTube video.
Curtis BrinkerhoffGUEST
4:43
Right.
Curtis BrinkerhoffGUEST
4:43
And so we've eliminated Salesforce from a UI UX perspective.
Curtis BrinkerhoffGUEST
4:48
And simply by having a call that's recorded in Gong, we know all the actions, all the attendees, all the follow up and all of that information is updated to Salesforce.
Curtis BrinkerhoffGUEST
4:58
so that we know who attended, new contacts, leadership changes, and then we adjust and adapt our forecast all in Gong and in Salesforce to align with our executive dashboards.
Clayton PritchardGUEST
12:06
Yeah.
Sean WeisbrotHOST
12:07
And I remember when, you know, years and years ago before I and I had a marketing person and a marketing director, I would have to create the UI UX and the feature specifications and the user stories.
Sean WeisbrotHOST
12:19
I would pass it to the product manager who would have a meeting with the QA team and the development team and the backend team.
Sean WeisbrotHOST
12:27
And they would have to agree on how everything was.
SatoshiHOST
17:29
Complex wallet management, high transaction costs depending on the chain, and the absence of direct fiat pathways alienates non-technical users.
SatoshiHOST
17:37
To move forward, the industry absolutely must prioritize frictionless UI UX, bringing the simplicity of centralized platforms to decentralized counterparties.
SatoshiHOST
17:45
We also need aggressive adoption of robust Layer 2 solutions to slash fees and boost throughput, alongside simpler cross-chain bridging.
SatoshiHOST
17:53
Streamlining those barriers and enhancing native integrations will be key drivers in shifting user behavior.
Matt ShechtmanHOST
20:00
Is that just the...
Matt ShechtmanHOST
20:02
The UX UI, the interface and how you interact with them is just not as nice as some of the other brokerages.
Matt ShechtmanHOST
20:10
And so actually navigating through and doing things like, God forbid, sending wires is such a pain in any of the banking interfaces.
Matt ShechtmanHOST
20:21
So that could be part of it.

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