The design process began with understanding the core functionalities of each AI tool (Synthia, Algora, Fraud Guard, etc.) and the target audience. I conducted user research and competitive analysis to identify design patterns and best practices in both Web3 and AI applications.
Wireframing:
I started with low-fidelity wireframes to outline the basic structure and information hierarchy of each page. For example, the dashboard wireframe focused on providing an at-a-glance overview of all available tools, with clear entry points for each.
Mockups:
I then created high-fidelity mockups, focusing on visual details, typography, color palettes, and iconography. The goal was to create a clean, modern, and futuristic aesthetic that aligns with the innovative nature of the platform.
For instance, the design for Algora might have included interactive charts and graphs to visualize trading insights, while Synthia's design emphasized a simple and intuitive text input area with clear controls for content generation parameters.
Prototyping:
Interactive prototypes were created to test user flows and gather feedback on usability. This iterative process allowed for continuous refinement of the design before development began.