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Redesigned DeFiner Lab's Web3 (TypeIt) app and website, simplifying wallet-linking and navigation, and created 800+ customizable NFT profiles to boost usability and engagement.

TypeIt is a Web3 application by DeFiner Labs that gamifies typing. It enables users to earn cryptocurrency through an integrated keyboard. The application features NFTs to enhance earning potential, NFT trading and a marketplace.

My Role

UX/UI Designer

Team

3 Designers, 1 Product Manager, 2 Developers

Tools

Figma, Miro, Adobe Illustrator

Timeline

May 23' - Aug 23'

Skills

Idea Generation, Journey Mapping, User Flows, UI and Visual Design

Problem Space

TypeIt faced critical usability challenges that impacted user engagement and retention.

01

How might we simplify the wallet-linking process to reduce errors and drop-off rates?

02

How might we improve the website’s navigation and content structure to make it easier for users to access key features and understand the platform’s value?

My contribution

I led the redesign of TypeIt’s Web3 app and website. My key contributions included simplifying the wallet-linking process, creating a new invitation dashboard, and optimizing the content layout to improve usability. I also designed 800+ customizable NFT profiles to enhance user engagement and ensure seamless platform integration.

My contributions led to

20%

Boost in trade executions through revamped information architecture and integrating invitation dashboard.

23%

Increase in conversion rates by introducing the wallet-linking process via Wallet Connect.

800+

Growth in engagement through the design of 800+ customizable NFT profiles.

The approach

Research & Key Insights

When I joined the TypeIt project, the team had already conducted usability testing and stakeholder interviews on the existing product. I categorized the outcomes into three main areas to make sense of the findings, allowing us to focus on key improvements and align our efforts with user and stakeholder needs.

Unclear Wallet-linking steps

Instructions for granting security permissions and transaction approvals were ambiguous, leading to frequent errors and 30% high abandonment rates.

Absence of Invitation Tracking

Users had to manually monitor rewards, causing confusion and reducing engagement in referral campaigns.

Fragmented Website Content

Many struggled to understand the platform’s core value proposition, especially first-time users trying to evaluate its benefits.

Refining User Persona

Before the redesign, I created a user persona to align the team and highlight key user motivations, pain points, and behaviors, ensuring the design addressed real user needs.

User Journey Map

I created the user journey map to identify key pain points, such as the complex wallet-linking process and unclear content organization. This guided our design improvements, ensuring a more intuitive and engaging user experience on the TypeIt platform.

Solution

Streamlining Wallet-Linking

The wallet linking process was complex and manual, leading to frequent errors and user frustration. Simplifying wallet linking with instant invitation generation streamlines the user journey, reducing interaction costs and maintaining task continuity. This context-aware design promotes seamless engagement, enhancing user satisfaction and increasing conversion rates.

Before

After

01
Seamless wallet connection with WalletConnect

I integrated WalletConnect, allowing users to connect their wallets through a quick QR code scan. This streamlined the process, eliminated manual steps, and enhanced both security and user experience.

02
Automated invitation link creation

I simplified the process by auto-filling the wallet address after connecting via WalletConnect, added a clear CTA for generating the invite link, and enabled easy one-click copying and sharing of the link. This helped in enhancing usability and streamlined the referral process.

Key Improvements

Reduced the number of steps from 8 steps to 5 steps.

Integrating QR Code Scan eliminated manual errors and made the process faster.

Automatic population, streamlining the invitation creation process.

Step-by-step tooltips guided users through each stage of the wallet-linking process.

Improving the Content Layout

I redesigned the Invitation and Tokenomics pages to resolve fragmented content and improve usability. By enhancing the information hierarchy and applying clear layouts, I made key information accessible and streamlined workflows.

Before

The Invitation page lacked a clear hierarchy, with buried key information, fragmented workflows, and poor grouping hindering navigation and comparisons.

After

I implemented a card-based layout and tabular format to improve scannability and comparison.

Before

The Tokenomics page's scattered information and inconsistent layout made comparing $WORD and $TYPE difficult, increasing cognitive load and reducing usability.

After

Semantic grouping and consistent layouts improved clarity and accessibility.

Key Improvements

Prioritized key elements like the leaderboard and utilities for intuitive navigation.

Applied clear labels, semantic grouping, and progressive disclosure to simplify complex information.

Designing the Invitation Dashboard

I designed the invitation dashboard to give users a clear view of their invitation performance and rewards. By organizing metrics like Commission and Computing Power Bonus in a structured, easy-to-navigate format, the dashboard simplifies tracking and boosts transparency.

Experience Overview

Constraints

Adapting to Remote Dynamics

Adapting to remote collaboration required overcoming language barriers, time zone differences, and delays in feedback. By leveraging tools like Slack, Asana, and Gather, I established workflows to ensure consistent updates and alignment. This experience enhanced my ability to manage communication across global teams effectively.

Dealing with Ambiguous Requirements

In fast-paced environments, I often encountered incomplete or ambiguous requirements. To address this, I proactively collaborated with stakeholders to clarify goals, ensuring alignment and reducing rework. This strengthened my ability to manage uncertainty and deliver effective solutions.

Learnings

Handling Multiple projects

Balancing multiple roles in a small, fast-paced team taught me to prioritize tasks effectively, manage time efficiently, and adapt to changing requirements. This experience honed my ability to stay organized and deliver quality work under tight deadlines.

Advocating for Users in Business-Centric Environments

I learned to advocate for user needs while balancing business goals, ensuring that the final designs were not only user-friendly but also aligned with organizational objectives. This skill enhanced my ability to communicate the value of UX to non-design stakeholders.

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