DeFi — Infrastructure — Consumer
Glue
A consumer-friendly on-chain hub combining trading, service-provider integrations and a layered blockchain stack under one simplified product experience.
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Blockchain ServicesdApp Design
dApp Design
& Prototyping
Building a blockchain product without validating the experience first is a fast way to waste months of engineering.
Engagement
Design & Prototyping
Typical Duration
3 – 6 weeks
We take the output of discovery and turn it into something users can actually see, click through, and react to. Wallet flows, transaction journeys, on-chain interactions, all designed and tested before a line of production code is written.
What we design
Wallet & Authentication Flows
How users connect, authenticate, and manage wallet state. Embedded wallets vs browser extensions. The flows look very different depending on who the user is.
Transaction Journeys
Every on-chain action has a lifecycle: initiation, confirmation, pending, success, failure. We design the full journey including loading states, error handling, and gas estimation.
Token & Asset Interfaces
Balances, holdings, transaction history, rewards. How real-time on-chain data is presented without confusing latency or stale state.
Abstracted Experiences
For non-crypto users. Account abstraction, gasless transactions, social login. Designed to feel natural while keeping the on-chain benefits.
Admin & Operational Interfaces
Dashboards for protocol operators, admin panels for marketplace managers, treasury views. Often neglected early but critical for viability.
How it works
Research & Context — Step 1
Understand the users, the product, and the constraints.
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Research & Context — Step 1
Understand the users, the product, and the constraints.
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Information Architecture — Step 2
Structure screens, navigation, and data hierarchy.
Information Architecture — Step 2
Structure screens, navigation, and data hierarchy.
Wireframes — Step 3
Iterate quickly on layout and interaction patterns.
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Wireframes — Step 3
Iterate quickly on layout and interaction patterns.
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High-Fidelity Design — Step 4
Typography, colour, spacing, iconography.
High-Fidelity Design — Step 4
Typography, colour, spacing, iconography.
Interactive Prototyping — Step 5
Figma prototypes with enough fidelity to test with real users.
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Interactive Prototyping — Step 5
Figma prototypes with enough fidelity to test with real users.
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User Testing — Step 6
Validate with real users, iterate based on findings.
User Testing — Step 6
Validate with real users, iterate based on findings.
Deliverables
What you get
- User flow diagrams mapping every core journey
- Wireframes for all key screens and states
- High-fidelity design system (components, typography, colour, spacing)
- Interactive Figma prototypes
- Design specification document for engineering handoff
- User testing findings with recommended iterations
FigmaUX DesignWalletsdAppsPrototypingUser TestingDesign Systems
Need to validate the experience before engineering starts?
Prototypes are the cheapest way to find out if the product experience works. If you’re about to build, test the design first.