We’ve got big news – we’re getting ready to launch our whitepaper! And with it, we’re building a MetricsDAO website.
Over the past couple months, we have been running experiments to test out various aspects of our Organized On-Demand Analytic Delivery. These experiments have been critical to fine tuning our process at MetricsDAO and have informed our approach for future implementations.
Our whitepaper will lay out the vision and provide grounding for the next stage in the growth of our community and product. This is a foundational piece of content that will drive alignment and can bring more participants and contributors to our organization.
Due to the importance of this content, we are pursuing a contract with the design firm H3L (https://h3lag.com) who can make this shine and give it the shine it deserves!
The total amount for this contract will be 8,240 USDC paid from our treasury at MetricsDAO.eth.
It will be split into 2 payments of 4,120 USDC each.
We’re excited to get this content in front of you and out into the market!
We have two moodboards from H3L we’d love thoughts on! Which one do you like better?
Excited about this! I voted for the light color scheme – while dark schemes are currently popular in crypto, I feel like the lighter background and cleaner design is more indicative of clarity MDAO seeks to provide through organized data delivery.
I think that when you look at both, there is actually a lot more going on than just the color. So it’s more about the design elements than the overall color.
I am sure we can add a toggle feature in the future!
Wow, this is sick! I am from the “Darkness” but in this case hard to say no to light too. My vote is however in favor of the dark theme, the reason is those elements are in sync with the crypto vibe and mentality imo.
I love the dark theme, but gotta say CatJam’s input is pretty good. White-space symbolises clarity and openness…
Voted for dark just 'cause it’s lighter on the eyes, though.
Basically my thinking is that black on white is really a relict of the paper era. Black print, white pages. But makes no sense for screens, who are naturally black.
Abstain enthusiastically. I would rather review a thousand words than review a picture! If the world were to listen to my design choices it would be a much, much uglier place. Would love to review the white paper though!
I think the MetricsDAO logo pops better on the dark background as well. 