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February 11, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Improving Usability for Non-Technical Users of Decentralised Applications

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YCYujue Chen

Key Points

  • The central aim is to enhance the usability of self-sovereign identity for non-technical users.
  • Conducted a literature review to identify usability challenges.
  • Designed prototypes based on findings from literature.
  • Performed two rounds of user testing and interviews to gather feedback.
  • Identified key usability challenges in current self-sovereign identity applications.
  • Analyzed effects of specific interface features on user experience.
  • Proposed actionable design recommendations to guide SSI application development.

Abstract

In recent years, Internet identity authentication has mainly relied on large identity providers. However, this centralised management of user data may lead to privacy risks. Self- Sovereign Identity (SSI) o!ers a user-centred, decentralised approach, handing over complete data control to users. However, its usability and user experience are rarely considered. This study aims to improve SSI usability for non-technical users through literature review, prototype design, and two rounds of user testing and interviews. Key usability challenges were identified, and the e!ects of specific interface features on user experience were analysed. Based on the findings, actionable design recommendations are proposed, providing practical guidance for the development of SSI applications.

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Yujue Chen (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698c1c46267fb587c655e8bchttps://doi.org/10.5167/uzh-291152
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