Lender Labs

A web3 company aggregating financial products surrounding NFTs. Such as lending/borrowing SOL (a digital currency) by using non-fungible tokens as collateral.

  • Application design
  • UI & UX design
Flow for getting instant liquidity against your NFTs using a Lender Labs widget

Challenges & solutions

Working on projects like these is both challenging and incredibly fun. Designing screens for new ideas and products in a world that’s developing at a rapid pace forces you to design adaptive design systems that help users understand new functionality.

The Lender Labs dashboard: account performance, favourite NFT collections, active loans and recent activity.
Lender labs platform details

Conclusion & learnings

Working on new products without any proven design strategies requires close collaboration with the users. Being open for feedback and ideas is key when building a product that is constantly evolving. Keeping the visual styling simple and accessible helped a lot with quickly adapting the product and implementing new features.

Detail image of the menu for Lender Labs
Lender Labs - Account performance detail

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What do you need? (optional, pick any)
How a product looks and how it works, designed together. I map the journey, test the flow, then shape the interface people actually see.
Websites that are clear, fast and easy to keep up to date. Structure and design are planned together, so everything hangs together from the first page to the last.
Dashboards, tools and apps with a lot going on, made easy to use. I work out the flows and states first, then design every screen.
I build the design in Webflow so it is responsive, fast and easy for your team to edit. A clean structure and a CMS that makes sense, so day-to-day changes need no developer.
A name, logo and visual identity that look like you everywhere. I set the look and tone, so the rest of your design has something solid to build on.
A shared library of components, styles and rules that keeps your product consistent as it grows. Designers and developers work from the same source.