For the Dymension Name Service, the goal was to make cryptocurrency transactions easier and safer by reducing errors commonly associated with traditional crypto addresses. The service allows users to register a unique name extension, simplifying the process of sending and receiving funds. In addition to purchasing a name, users can bid on already-taken names or create auctions, adding a competitive element to the name registration process.

I set out to create a seamless user flow for purchasing these name extensions, focusing on intuitive interactions and minimizing friction. The project began with a strategy workshop to align on features, followed by wireframing where I explored patterns from traditional domain registration systems. Given the absence of a design system, I experimented with high-fidelity designs early in the process, iterating based on feedback from multiple stakeholder sessions. The ultimate aim was to deliver a smooth, user-friendly experience that made securing a unique name extension both easy and secure for users.