Goal: Build a User interface (UI) which Experience (UX) facilitates citizens to make decisions following peer governance. i.e., templates for drafting a proposal, prompt questions for improving the quality of the arguments in favor and against a proposal, prompt questions that help turning polarized arguments into common ground, requiring arguments when voting against, and providing clear instructions on what one should expect after each phase of governance goes through.
You can visualize the UI via this presentation the team carried out at Eth Cinco de Mayo, which btw, won the 2nd place :)
This neighborhood governance forum is only one part of the envisioned dashboard to facilitate city management, one neighborhood at a time.
The team developing the web3 neighborhood forum UI/UX are, from left to right, Anna Kaic, Humberto Besso Oberto Huerta, Irwing Durán, Sofía Villarreal, and Johan de Jesús
Humberto has been working with city-wide coordination initiatives since 2015, he holds a double master degree on the science and arts of eGovernance issued by TalTech in Estonia and KU Leuven in Belgium. Sofía is an architect and activist specialized in regenerative urbanism, she is also a designer with a NFT collection looking to bring awareness on rivers, ancient places, and city shaping. Anna Kaic is a marketeer specialized in regenerative finance, positive impact projects, food, and beauty. She is facilitating working groups of positive impact founders from across the globe via ReFi DAO. Irwing Durán and Johan de Jesús are both front-end developers recently entering the web3 rabbit hole. Both of them are highly committed to build things that matter and that positively impact society. Irwing and Johan are the wizards behind making the UI a reality.
link to home page from NEAR Sandbox: https://near.org/near/widget/ComponentDetailsPage?src=irwing-dur.near/widget/home link to login page from NEAR Sandbox: https://near.org/near/widget/ComponentDetailsPage?src=irwing-dur.near/widget/login link to forum page from NEAR Sandbox: https://near.org/near/widget/ComponentDetailsPage?src=irwing-dur.near/widget/forum
We are looking for funding to continue this development. We are applying to public goods funding as everything we do is open source and open knowledge. If you would like to participate, ask questions, or contribute in any way, please DM us at https://twitter.com/0xUrbanika