Impact
As product designer, I learned how to achieve fast, impactful iterations and communicate effectively with both frontend and backend engineers. I created a scalable design system for desktop, mobile applications, and web extensions.
Walkthrough
At the inception of Lunur, simplicity was our guiding principle. Our vision was clear: build the easiest wallet without cutting any corners. That commitment translated into a meticulous exploration during the “understand” and “decide” phases, ensuring the features we selected set us apart from competitors.
We structured our design sprint into five key phases: understand, sketch, decide, prototype, and test. This streamlined approach allowed us to iterate swiftly without compromising on the completeness of our product.
Our process was driven by a combination of competitor analysis, surveys, and interviews with people who embodied our user persona. This hands-on approach meant our decisions were not just intuitive but backed by data.
Security and sign-in
Requiring multi-factor verification from unrecognized devices lets users not only feel secure but know that their funds are secure.
Users can sign in with familiar web2 credentials such as email and password, Google SSO, and Discord SSO, with an easy on-ramp for connecting an existing MetaMask wallet.
Home
Our homepage is a blend of existing wallets like MetaMask, Phantom, and Glow. Research showed that a preview graph with a green or red trend line made it much easier for new users to understand their portfolio.
We combined NFTs and tokens into the same asset list, with the ability to sort, search, and see the total amount of assets a user is holding.