最新报道:According to Bijie.com, Dan Romero, co-founder of the decentralized social protocol Farcaster, released nine considerations for the onboarding experience of consumer crypto products. He noted that "most consumers prefer mobile devices to desktop computers, prefer native apps to PWAs (progressive web apps), and most do not have pre-existing digital wallets." He also mentioned that deep linking between apps on mobile devices is unreliable, especially on iOS, and that adding options during onboarding can reduce user conversion rates. Romero believes that global Web2 applications typically register users via mobile phone numbers or email addresses, and emphasized that seamless on-chain interactions are crucial to the user experience. He also pointed out that consumers care more about whether an app is fun, interesting, or solves an immediate problem than technical standards, and they are willing to set up new wallets/identities to do so. Finally, he suggested that to serve advanced users who want to use their own wallets, applications should be built on open protocols/data/APIs so that others can create clients for these users.