Unlike proprietary platforms, what must a cooperative platform's UX Designer optimize for?
Answer
Member agency, clarity of terms, and ease of participation in governance actions.
The UX role in a co-op has a unique mandate to optimize for member agency and clarity regarding terms and governance participation, rather than solely optimizing for metrics that boost advertising revenue.
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