PokéVaults — Pokémon Collecting & Commerce, Built for Brazil by Arthur AvilaPokéVaults — Pokémon Collecting & Commerce, Built for Brazil by Arthur Avila

PokéVaults — Pokémon Collecting & Commerce, Built for Brazil

Arthur Avila

Arthur Avila

A world worth collecting.

PokéVaults brings the Pokémon TCG collecting journey into one connected commerce platform, built for the Brazilian market. Discover cards, organize a collection, share a wishlist, negotiate with sellers and turn a digital discovery into a physical delivery.
I designed and developed the product end to end: its visual identity, mobile experience, marketplace workflows, account systems and payment and shipping integrations. The result is a live commercial platform with the breadth of a marketplace and the personality of a collector’s world.
Scope — Product design · UX/UI · Full-stack development · Commerce integrations Market — Brazil · Portuguese interface · BRL pricing Live product — pokevaults.com.br

01 / From a card to a confident purchase

A collectible needs more context than a product title. Listing pages bring together photography, card identity, condition, price and seller information, with clear paths to add an item to the cart or start a conversation. The goal was to make a specialist marketplace feel immediately familiar on a phone.

02 / The anticipation of a physical reveal

The booster experience translates the excitement of collecting into an interactive product journey. Rich artwork and opening previews lead into a clear purchase decision: these are physical mystery packs, delivered sealed for the customer to open at home.
The interface balances the emotional appeal of discovery with practical details about each pack, its contents and delivery.

03 / Built around the details collectors care about

Card discovery goes beyond a name. The catalog connects cards with their set, number, language and condition, while price references and an illustrated condition guide help collectors understand what they are viewing.
NM, SP, MP and other condition levels receive dedicated visual explanations. This makes specialist terminology easier to navigate without removing the detail experienced collectors need.

04 / A marketplace with room to grow

The marketplace supports individual cards, lots, graded cards and sealed products. Search, category navigation and filtering help buyers narrow a broad inventory into a relevant selection.
For sellers, the listing flow brings together card selection, custom titles, photography, condition, pricing and shipping details. Drafts, review steps and editing tools support the work beyond the first publication.

05 / A recognizable home for every seller

Seller profiles give each storefront a clear identity and connect the person behind a listing with their available inventory. Buyers can explore more products, share the profile or continue a conversation.
Behind the storefront, the account area brings listings, orders and messages into an operational workspace. Negotiation and buyer-specific offers connect those conversations with the purchase journey.

06 / Commerce designed for Brazil

A polished storefront is only part of the product. PokéVaults also connects the steps that follow a buying decision: destination details, shipping quotes, payment and fulfillment.
Mercado Pago: payment integration for the Brazilian market.
Melhor Envio: carrier quotations, shipping labels and tracking workflows.
Seller operations: order details and fulfillment actions in the account area.
The design makes delivery options and costs readable at the moment they matter.

07 / A clear path from cart to checkout

The cart keeps the selected items, quantities and purchase total in focus. Consistent product imagery and a clear visual hierarchy carry the buyer from browsing into checkout.
Microinteractions give feedback when an item is added or an action is completed. They are part of the interface language: useful cues that make the experience feel responsive and connected.

08 / More than a place to transact

My Pokédex lets collectors organize cards into personal collections. Wishlists make the next discovery shareable, connecting what someone wants with the people who might have it.
The same visual system carries across collecting, discovering, messaging, buying and selling: a distinctive blue palette, rounded surfaces, dimensional artwork and a mobile navigation built around frequent actions.

One product. A connected collecting journey.

PokéVaults demonstrates the scope of my work across product strategy, interface design and full-stack delivery: a commercial marketplace where the visual experience and the operational systems are developed together.
Explore the live platform: https://pokevaults.com.br
The product was developed for the Brazilian market, so its interface is presented in Portuguese. Selected showcase screens use curated demonstration listings and seller data; the interface and product flows are based on the live platform. PokéVaults is an independent platform, not an official Pokémon product.
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Posted Oct 13, 2026

End-to-end design and development of a live Pokémon TCG platform: marketplace, collections, physical boosters, payments and shipping for Brazil.