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New weekend project: Coin Club - a fictional fintech/crypto platform with a rubber hose-inspired visual style.
I wanted to apply a lot of what I do in my day job around dashboards, workflows, data-heavy interfaces, and internal tools, but package it into something a little more fun.
Features include:
• Portfolio dashboard
• Asset swaps
• Markets and watchlists
• Security vault
• Learning hub
• CMS-powered blog
Tech stack:
• Next.js
• TypeScript
• Tailwind CSS
• Framer Motion
• Supabase
• Sanity
Very different visually from the kind of work I normally do, but it was a fun challenge exploring how far I could push a playful design system while still keeping the product usable and structured.
Feedback is always welcome.
Amazing design! 👏
The rubber hose style in a fintech context is a bold swing. Most crypto dashboards go cold and corporate but making the swap flow feel approachable while keeping the data legible is genuinely hard to pull off. The portfolio view especially looks clean.
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My previous poll showed unexpected results (I am very grateful to everyone who took the time to vote and comment 🤍).
Now I am curious about your opinion on the color mode for this hero section. I definitely like a light theme. What about you?
By the way, I made a nice animation for this design. You can see it on my profile
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To be honest the dark mode looks really good
What if Apple animated its logo in the iPhone Duo style?
now THIS is smart as it is effortless.
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