I designed a comprehensive Telegram mini-app interface for SocialBuzz, a Web3 project that rewards users for engaging in social tasks, games, and check-ins. The app is aimed at crypto-savvy users, combining gamification, social engagement, and reward mechanisms into a seamless experience.

The goal was to create a sleek, intuitive, simple, and mobile-first interface in Figma that allows users to navigate through tasks, participate in games, connect their wallets, and earn crypto rewards all within the Telegram ecosystem.

I handled the entire UI/UX design process; from wireframing and structuring user flows to designing high-fidelity mockups for all app sections. I focused on combining the aesthetics of crypto culture (light and dark mode, bold accents) with gamified elements (badges, leaderboards, streaks) to enhance engagement.

Onboarding & Wallet Integration: Clear and simple welcome screens, sign-up/login flows with crypto wallet support (e.g., MetaMask).

Dashboard & Tasks Hub: User stats, daily quests, progress tracking, and quick navigation.

Games Section: Game lobby, leaderboards, game rules, and motivational layouts.

Check-ins & Rewards: Daily check-ins with streak indicators and reward progress.

Wallet Page: Token balance, transaction logs, and withdrawal UI.

Profile & Community (Hives) Pages: Social stats, editable profiles and join community socials links.

Notifications & Settings: Activity feed with filters, preference customization, and support access.

🎮 Gamification: Integrated elements like streak counters, badges, and visual feedback for user motivation.

🌙 Crypto-Themed Aesthetics: Featuring both light and dark UI options, the design employs simple fonts and sharp iconography, creating a modern aesthetic that enhances usability and interaction.

📱 Mobile-First & Telegram-Friendly: Prioritized screen responsiveness and simplicity for Telegram mini-app standards.

🔄 User-Centric Navigation: Ensured fast access to core features; Tasks, Wallet, Games, with minimal learning curve.

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