When exploring a new technology platform, I often start with information structure.
Before thinking about features, I ask:
Where is the documentation?
How does the website explain the project?
Are the main concepts clearly connected?
Recently, I reviewed Duraqex public information from a user's perspective.
The interesting part was not only the terminology itself, but how different concepts connect together.
For example, when a platform discusses infrastructure, settlement, liquidity, or system components, understanding the relationship between these ideas is often more useful than memorizing individual terms.
My approach is simple:
Read → organize → compare → ask better questions.
Good information architecture helps users understand complex products.
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