Surge is an organization focused on educating and onboarding women and newcomers into Web3. Newcomers often feel intimidated when getting started in Web3 due to a lack of accessible and easily digestible content.

As one of the first writers at Surge, I took on the task of demystifying Web3 for women and newcomers. My process began with comprehensive research to ensure accuracy. Then, I focused on distilling complex ideas into engaging formats like how-to guides, articles, and Twitter threads always mindful of language and structure.

Collaborating with the Surge team was key, incorporating feedback loops to meet high standards for accessibility. The final stage involved a review process to deliver high-quality educational resources. This approach not only contributed to Surge’s mission but also honed my ability to simplify complex concepts for an eager audience.

Working with Surge taught me the incredible impact of accessible education. This experience reinforced the importance of empathy in communication - understanding the unique challenges faced by learners and tailoring content to address them directly. I also learned that with the right approach, anyone can learn and use Web3.