Crypto payments should feel as familiar as mobile banking.
Chainly explores a connected mobile payment ecosystem where customers can scan a QR code, choose a coin, understand the transaction value, and pay directly from their wallet.
For merchants, the experience surfaces crypto sales, fiat payouts, performance charts, reports, and export actions in one dashboard, helping businesses accept crypto without being exposed to market volatility.
Currently working on social media content for Seyi Odewale Foundation.
I created this educational and inspirational graphic around the idea that learning creates opportunities and gives people more choices. I focused on a clean visual hierarchy, the foundation’s brand colors, and a strong message that connects with an audience interested in education, growth, and opportunity.
The goal: create content that informs, inspires, and strengthens the foundation’s online presence.
I redesigned BlockLens to make blockchain intelligence feel clearer, faster, and more approachable. The revamp introduces a sharper visual identity, simplified navigation, stronger data hierarchy, and a seamless responsive experience.
Streamlined Dashboard
Key information is organized into a clean, focused overview, helping users understand market activity at a glance.
Intuitive Asset Discovery
Improved navigation and search make it easier to explore assets and reach relevant information quickly.
Clear Data Visualizations
Complex blockchain data is presented through accessible charts and visual cues that make trends easier to understand.
Real-Time Insights
Users can monitor changing market activity and make informed decisions using current, clearly presented data.
Responsive Experience
The interface adapts smoothly across desktop, tablet, and mobile without losing clarity or functionality.
Paper Trading
Users can practise trading strategies with simulated funds, explore market movements, and build confidence without risking real money.
The paper trading mode is the smartest inclusion here, it lowers the stakes enough that new users stick around long enough to trust the data. On a dark dashboard like this, letting one primary number own each card is usually what makes the hierarchy read instantly.