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User Experience and Self Sovereign Identity Lack of great user experiences is often raised as one of decentralized identity’s (and public blockchain’s) missing ingredients for ubiquitous adoption. However to arrive at usable experiences across the industry, we first need to reach consensus around basic user personas and mental models, then design and build interoperable system accordingly. the mere fact of building such a verifiable and traceable architecture does not automatically translate into understandable communications single true true /topic/user-experience/ https://decentralized-id.com/topic/user-experience/
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General

  • Identity and Consistent User Experience 2021-11 Phil Windley

    There's a saying in security: "Don't roll your own crypto." I think we need a corollary in identity: "Don't roll your own interface." But how do we do that? And what should the interface be? One answer is to adopt the user experience people already understand from the physical world: connections and credentials.

  • Fluid Multi-Pseudonymity 2021-09-07 Windley

    Fluid multi-pseudonymity perfectly describes the way we live our lives and the reality that identity systems must realize if we are to live authentically in the digital sphere.‘

  • Humanizing PoSSI- Human-centric structure of the Principles of SSI 2021-05-06 Line Kofoed
    1. [Line] Welcome and introductions; background information around how this topic is important to discuss
    2. Principles of SSI - https://sovrin.org/principles-of-ssi/
    3. Sovrin Foundation is working on Sovrin Utility GF and the Sovrin Ecosystem GF
    4. Work on the SEGF led to reviewing how we define an ecosystem (see slide for definition) → identity ecosystem for identity services
    5. The approach to grouping the 12 principles are intended to enable better understanding as digital trust ecosystems grow
    6. Ecosystem of ecosystems will need a foundational set of values and principles and the PoSSI
    7. [Sterre] It is good to have the order the principles to help better understanding
    8. [Drummond] additional supplementary material to help laypersons understand the PoSSI better
    9. [Alex] is the original sequence/numbering sufficient and complete?
    10. [Chris] the grouping is more important for the SEGF
    11. [please join Sovrin meetings]
  • Bringing User-Centricity to Decentralized Identity 2021-08-01 Nat Sakimura KuppingerCole

    Raj Hegde sits with identity veteran, Nat Sakimura - Chairman of OpenID Foundation to understand how user-centric learnings from existing authentication protocols can be applied to future identity initiatives.

  • How humans understand identity 2021-07-09 Universal Identity

    Lack of great user experiences is often raised as one of decentralized identity’s (and public blockchain’s) missing ingredients for ubiquitous adoption. However to arrive at usable experiences across the industry, we first need to reach consensus around basic user personas and mental models, then design and build interoperable system accordingly.

Relationships

  • Are Transactional Relationships Enough? 2022-03 Phil Windley

    Our online relationships are almost all transactional. A purely transaction digital life can't feel as rich and satisfying as one based on interactional relationships. As more of our relationships are intermediated by technology, finding ways to support interactional relationships will allow us to live authentic digital lives.

  • Backchannel: A relationship-based digital identity system 2021-09 Ink and Switch

    Using Backchannel as a model example, we propose four design principles for trusted digital relationships. Then we used Backchannel to design and build three sample apps: chat, location sharing, and document preview. We also tested these designs with journalists, researchers, and designers. Based on this testing, we outline common user experience challenges and recommended solutions.

  • Authentic Digital Relationships 2020-08 Phil Windley

    Self-sovereign identity (SSI) systems offers an alternative model that supports richer relationships. Rather than provisioning identifiers and accounts in an administrative system where the power imbalance assures that one party to the relationship can dictate the terms of the interaction, SSI is founded on peer relationships that are co-provisioned by the exchange of decentralized identifiers. This architecture implies that both parties will have tools that speak a common protocol.

  • Relationships and Identity 2020-07 Phil Windley

    We build digital identity systems to create and manage relationships—not identities.

Design

  • More security does not have to mean less user-friendliness 2022-06-05 Martin Kuppinger, Tagesspiegel

    The passwords that have been declared dead are far from dead. Nevertheless, the way in which users authenticate themselves is changing towards more security and convenience.

  • ​​How Might we Design Consent Experiences for Data Sharing? 2022-05-27 ToIP HXWG Arianna Rossi, Xengie Doan, Interdisciplinary Center for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT) at the University of Luxembourg

    The complex ecosystem where manifold transactions can be automatically enabled by smart contracts contributes, at least in principle, to establish greater transparency about data use towards the many parties involved. However, the mere fact of building such a verifiable and traceable architecture does not automatically translate into understandable communications, easily applicable instructions and smooth transactions for human beings.

  • Tap and Prove 2021-07-15 Stephen Wilson

    We should be able to “tap and prove” any important fact and figures about ourselves – as easily as we tap and pay with a mobile phone at any one of 100s of millions of terminals globally.

  • Disability-inclusive ID Systems 2020-12-09 World

    Creating an inclusive ID system requires a comprehensive, whole-of-system approach to overcome barriers to ID enrollment and use for persons with disabilities.

  • EPS for SSI (Self-Sovereign Identity) 2020-08-15 Hitoshi Kokumai

    you might be interested to hear that the core of EPS is designed to convert images to high-entropy codes, which work as very long passwords and also as the seeds of symmetric or asymmetric cryptographic keys.

  • Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names - With Examples 2018-01-08 Shine Solutions Group

    In this post I’m going to list all 40 of Patrick’s original falsehoods, but give you an example (or two) drawn from my experiences working in this space. Ready? Let’s go!

    1. People have exactly one canonical full name.
    2. People have exactly one full name which they go by.

Trust

  • An Introduction to Digital Trust 2021-09-06 Northern Block

    what’s the purpose of SSI? It’s about enabling Digital Trust (which is quickly becoming an integral part of digital transformation for organizations).

  • Will users and organizations have trust in keys roaming via the cloud? 2022-05-12 Kuppinger Cole EIC2022

    the FIDO Alliance, a set of open, scalable, and interoperable specifications has been developed to replace passwords as a secure authentication method for online services. The alliance has also worked with companies such as Microsoft, Google, and Apple  to integrate and adopt FIDO standards across their operating systems.

Consumer Research

  • People Don’t Understand the Purpose of Privacy Policies and Terms of Service – New Research Published Me2B Alliance (Report
    • Consumers are aware that legal policies exist on connected technologies and that they should read them, but they continue to choose to largely ignore them.
    • 55% of survey participants did not understand that a TOS/TOU agreement is a legal contract. This has significant implications because a key requirement for legally binding contracts is mutual assent, which means that both parties have a “meeting of the minds” and must understand they’re entering into a contract.
    • None of the interview participants were aware of tools that explain or rate privacy policies and TOS/TOU documents, and half said that a score would not change their behavior.
    • 66% of survey respondents believe that privacy policies protect the business, while 50% say they protect the consumer. It’s questionable that privacy policies protect either the individual or the business, as they are primarily legal notices, disclosures of how data is used by the technology and the companies behind it. Moreover, 39% of respondents erroneously thought that the privacy policy was a contract [between them and the company].

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