] Memo, Richard, Georgia, Conor, and Christoph give us a brief introduction of what they do, and we find out how Conor and Christoph know each other.

] Conor and Christoph fill us in on what’s so special about the Bitcoin Design grants and if they have seen a lot of design grants in the crypto space. Christoph tells us his plan on how he wants to pay it forward to make the grant possible for others.

] Find out more about the Bitcoin Design Community, how many contributors there are, how many designers have been funded, and the projects.

] Christoph shares some of the challenges he’s run in to and how they scope a problem for contributors to work on.

] Christoph and Conor explain how they ended up focusing on the onboarding side.

] Georgia wonders if they have a sense of where people are coming from, and if they’re coming with a design background, or a Bitcoin background, and if that has an effect on what they’re able to do.

] Christoph and Conor tell us more about the designer’s principles and what they’re doing to ensure they are praised for their work.

] Find out more about the life cycle of a project and the design review process. Conor tells us about a video series he does to help people understand how Bitcoin works called, Hello Bitcoin.

] We end with Conor telling us a little bit about Lightening Network, and Christoph shares what he would love to see next year for all creatives and designers.

] Find out where you can follow Conor and Christoph on the internet.

] “I always try to encourage, share early, even if it’s rough, because someone else may help push you in the right direction.”

] “I would consider it an environment where designers have to work more closely to a protocol than another environment. You may have to move slower at times, and you may have to think through with more rigidity. Setting that as an expectation is quite important.”

] “I have never worked with such principled designers and developers.”

] "Bitcoin is a lot more long-termed focused.”

] “One of the ideas is that any self-motivated designer can come in and say I have an idea, and then they do it because they’re excited about it. And then there’s support.”

] Memo’s spotlight is a crypto tool called The Giving Block.

] Georgia’s spotlights are a pattern library called, Decent Patterns, or Decentralization, off the shelf. Also, a workshop she hosted at Mozilla Festival called, “Explain Decentralization To Me.”

] Richard’s spotlight is Karri Saarinen.

] Christoph’s spotlight is Penpot.

] Conor’s spotlight is a project called, Bitcoin Smiles.