15/15 SUI is the perfect fit for our vision, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to be partnering with them. I can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on!

14/15 SUI is the perfect fit for our vision, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to be partnering with them. I can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on!

13/15 The tooling—test runners, linting, IDE extensions from Mysten Labs, and even a locally deployable genesis blockchain—is all first-rate. This makes it easier for us to build simple, cost-effective assets and UIs quickly.

12/15 From a developer’s perspective, SuI’s environment provides the smoothest Web2-like experience I’ve encountered. The Move programming language, inspired by Rust, offers built-in security and memory management via strict compiler checks.

11/15 No need for seed phrases, wallets, or any confusing steps. For the average user, it’s just another intuitive Web experience. Best of all, the user pays little to no transaction cost.

10/15 For end-users, Sui offers a seamless blockchain experience. Imagine purchasing an NFT with just an email login, adding a credit card through a familiar Web2 interface, and hitting “Buy.”

9/15 Enter Sui. After rigorous research, trials, and discussions, Sui quickly became our team’s top choice. From the outset, it was clear this was the chain we were looking for.

8/15 We wanted to bring all the incredible benefits of blockchain to users, but with the simplicity of a UI they would actually enjoy using.

7/15 I knew we could do better, and finding a solution to this was paramount for @warped.games .

6/15 The Web3 experience was full of things I wanted to simplify for the end user: complex onboarding with cryptic seed phrases, jargon seemingly created to impress MIT grads, slow and costly transactions, and the overwhelming security concerns that came with it all.

5/15 Even simple tasks often felt like a gauntlet of fire. And if I, with my background, struggled with it, what hope do regular end-users have?

4/15 In 2021 I found Web3 and blockchain. While the concepts of digital ownership, decentralization, and consensus were undeniably exciting, the user experience (UX) was, frankly, overwhelming. As someone with a developer's mindset, I found the complexity both fascinating and frustrating.

3/15 If you ask anyone who knows me, they’ll tell you I have an almost obsessive passion for Apple products. In my defense, I simply admire their relentless focus on removing any obstacle that might impede the user experience.

2/15 The mantra “Design is perfect when nothing more can be taken away” has guided my work, whether in my early years as a designer or throughout my career as a developer building web UIs.

Hello! Man, this is much faster than X.