Many Web3 products are not actually difficult to use, but rather "discourage users right from the first step." After connecting your wallet, you have to decide where to go, what to click, and whether you'll make mistakes—all of which can be very stressful for new users. @spaace_io clearly takes a more realistic approach in this regard. Its product-level design features a Progressive Onboarding Flow, not throwing all functionalities at you at once, but guiding you step by step into the experience.

When you first enter, you see the most essential operation path, backed by Context-Aware UI Logic. The system dynamically adjusts the features you can see based on your behavior, rather than leaving you staring at a complex panel. This "learn first, then deepen" design is very friendly to those coming from Web2.

Plus, with its Unified Wallet Interaction Layer, the number of signatures and operations is kept very low, so you won't experience the confusion of clicking a button three times, signing five transactions, and still not understanding what you did. The experience is closer to familiar internet products, rather than learning a whole new set of rules.

This user-friendly approach determines that #Spaace is not just a tool for veteran players, but more like paving the way for the next wave of users. If Web3 truly wants to expand its user base, this kind of "not scaring people away" design is actually much more important than just shouting slogans.