Decrediton is Decred’s desktop wallet. We started work on it when many crypto interfaces still made basic tasks feel risky and opaque. The aim was simple: make the important things clear without pretending the system was simple.
The wallet starts with the essentials and opens up when you need more. We worked through onboarding, sending and receiving funds, staking and governance participation. Layout, type and restrained motion help people see what matters and what an action will do.
Light, dark and high-contrast options gave people different ways to read the interface. Security steps had to be careful, but also understandable. That balance mattered more as new features arrived.
I led product design as part of the wider Decred work, shaping the flows and a shared UI system that could hold up across releases.