Web Design & Development: Mintra App

Mintra is a launchpad, marketplace, and staking app built specifically for PulseChain. I led the design and development of scalable, high-performance, feature-rich frontend architectures for Mintra, ensuring an exceptional user interface and user experience for the end users.

Mintra contains multiple features:

Mintra empowers creators with tools to deploy NFT collections & create live minting pages within minutes. Simply upload your media & metadata to IPFS, set your rules, and deploy! No need to hire devs or learn how to create an NFT minting page on your own - Mintra's Launchpad enables anyone on PulseChain to launch NFTs with ease!

NFT buyers, sellers, collectors, and explorers - you are the heartbeat of this marketplace. Become a top earner by selling your NFTs, auctioning them off, and accepting random offers! Become a top collector by buying listed NFTs, outbidding others on auctions, and minting the newest live NFT drops! Find your favorite PFPs, DeFi NFTs, legacy Ethereum collections, and millions more on the marketplace.

Stake your NFTs or tokens and earn rewards while supporting the networks and creators you trust. Climb the leaderboard by locking in rare NFTs, high-value tokens, or entire collections. Boost your earnings through time-based multipliers, special staking pools, and seasonal reward campaigns. Whether you’re staking for passive income, governance power, or exclusive drops – this is where your assets work for you. Stake, earn, and shape the next wave of Web3 innovation.

Tools: Figma

Typography: Geist Mono

Colors: #00C27E, #04040C, #4A5463, #FFFFFF, #9CA3AF

Icons: Iconoir (https://iconoir.com/)

Illustrations: Iconscout (https://iconscout.com/)

Next.js, TailwindCSS, TypeScript, Radix UI, Recharts, Three.js, Wagmi, TanStack

This project was completed in two distinct phases. Initially, I started with a simple design and developed the key features for the app. The first version was minimal in terms of design, focusing on functionality. After finalizing all the key features and ensuring everything worked as expected, I began working on a new design using Figma. Once the design was completed, we decided to migrate the entire codebase to the latest versions of the frameworks we were using, such as Next.js 14. The redesign and migration were carried out simultaneously, and the entire project, from start to finish, took two years.