UTCTime: 2026-03-6 16:00 UTC
Duration: 1h
Agenda
This is a design walkthrough of the redesign of SeedSigner by Yishi.
What’s this session about?
In this session, she'll share how she approached redesigning an open-source Bitcoin hardware wallet from an industrial designer’s perspective.
We’ll cover:
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How to think about turning abstract ideas into real products
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Her end-to-end design process: research, concept, form, and prototyping
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How she used AI tools to speed up ideation and iteration
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What decisions matter most when designing physical products — especially in early-stage projects
Rather than focusing on polished results, I’ll walk through real thinking, experiments, and trade-offs behind the project.
Who is this for?
This talk is especially helpful for:
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Designers who haven’t worked on industrial / hardware projects before
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Builders and founders creating their own products without a design background
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Anyone curious about combining AI with traditional product design workflows
If you’re exploring how to move from idea → object, this is for you.
At what stage is this project?
This is a fast, self-initiated concept project created as a one-week design sprint.
It includes concept development, AI-assisted form exploration, and a physical prototype.
The goal is not manufacturing-ready output — but demonstrating how quickly you can validate product direction with modern tools.
Check your timezone
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Join the call
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Calendar invite
Subscribe to the Bitcoin Design calendar.
Agenda
This is a design walkthrough of the redesign of SeedSigner by Yishi.
What’s this session about?
In this session, she'll share how she approached redesigning an open-source Bitcoin hardware wallet from an industrial designer’s perspective.
We’ll cover:
How to think about turning abstract ideas into real products
Her end-to-end design process: research, concept, form, and prototyping
How she used AI tools to speed up ideation and iteration
What decisions matter most when designing physical products — especially in early-stage projects
Rather than focusing on polished results, I’ll walk through real thinking, experiments, and trade-offs behind the project.
Who is this for?
This talk is especially helpful for:
Designers who haven’t worked on industrial / hardware projects before
Builders and founders creating their own products without a design background
Anyone curious about combining AI with traditional product design workflows
If you’re exploring how to move from idea → object, this is for you.
At what stage is this project?
This is a fast, self-initiated concept project created as a one-week design sprint.
It includes concept development, AI-assisted form exploration, and a physical prototype.
The goal is not manufacturing-ready output — but demonstrating how quickly you can validate product direction with modern tools.
Check your timezone
[LINK FOR TIMEZONE]
Join the call
[LINK FOR CALL]
Calendar invite
Subscribe to the Bitcoin Design calendar.