Family

The journey began with understanding the complex integration of digital NFTs with physical garments through RFID chips. We had to bridge traditional e-commerce functionalities with cutting-edge Web3 features. The challenge was to craft a user experience that could seamlessly guide users through scanning their RFID chips to link their clothes to the digital space, ensuring both the security and ease of use needed in a marketplace with both physical and digital assets. This phase was crucial to ensure every user interaction was intuitive and aligned with the unique demands of the project.

In the design phase, we focused on creating a UI that was as familiar as a standard clothing marketplace but with the added layer of Web3 capabilities. The design had to be sleek and modern, offering users a straightforward yet engaging experience. We integrated features like a live chat similar to Vinted, allowing users to negotiate prices and discuss deliveries, all while ensuring that the RFID scanning process was clear and accessible. The design also included specific flows for selling and buying on the second-hand market, ensuring the chip scanning was seamlessly integrated into these processes.

Refinement was about perfecting the user experience. We rigorously tested the UI to ensure every scenario—from scanning a garment for the first time to transferring ownership on the second-hand market—was smooth and error-free. Feedback loops were crucial here; we worked closely with potential users to gather insights and make adjustments. The final product is a refined, user-centric application that merges the physical and digital worlds, providing a marketplace that feels both cutting-edge and user-friendly, ensuring that the complexities of the Family project are elegantly managed through design.