A big part of my strategy was to educate users without overwhelming them. I needed to work closely with my UX design and research partners to create a clear experience and avoid too much hand-holding.
The flows and microcopy also had to inform users that they are in complete control and can edit or cancel their scheduled purchases.
I also had to translate complex legal requirements into simple, user-friendly terms. This meant ensuring disclaimers about volatility were present and clear without causing unnecessary fear, and that all regulatory disclaimers were accurately and consistently communicated across different languages and legal frameworks.
Early on, I recognized that the calendar scheduling logic and interface we were building had applications far beyond crypto. I advocated for and helped design a content system with neutral, modular language. This strategic approach meant our work could be easily adapted and “lent” to other product teams for scheduling things like recurring payments or scheduled bill pay, amplifying the impact of our initial investment.