Toolkit
2025–2026, logo and end-to-end product design, Internet Computer, community project
A connected workspace for the Internet Computer community. I designed the logo and the complete service interface, from project operations and governance to treasury and everyday asset management.

The challenge was to give a broad set of tools one clear product language, while keeping each task, account and project context easy to find.
Original design screens, including desktop and mobile states. Select a screen to open it at full size. Values shown inside the interfaces are sample design data.
Logo and product identity.
My work started with the Toolkit logo and continued into the product itself. The same mark, navigation structure and visual language connect its tools across light and dark interfaces.
Projects and canisters.
A project manager provides the shared starting point: projects, members, milestones and recent activity. Canister views bring runtime state, memory and cycles into that same workspace.




Proposals, from draft to decision.
Proposal lists lead into detailed context, payloads, voting results and decision history. Creation and voting states keep the relevant project and neuron selection visible; mobile layouts carry the same governance tasks.





Treasury operations.
Balances, accounts, transaction history and neuron requests share one treasury interface. Project switching, eligibility and empty states are part of the design, alongside the request flow and its advanced settings.









Launching a community-owned service.
The launchpad supports discovery before sign-in, then brings project context, token allocation and participation details together. The supplied designs also cover the loading state and an extended project overview.




Explore the SNS ecosystem.
A Service Nervous System (SNS) gives an Internet Computer service a framework for community governance. The explorer connects a project directory with allocation, canisters and community activity, including a complete mobile overview.


Assets, accounts and transfers.
The asset hub brings token balances, project holdings and transaction history into a common portfolio view. Mobile transfer screens show the recipient, amount, confirmation and receive address without losing the account context.







Updates that reach the community.
A dedicated subscription page extends the service beyond the dashboard, with SNS launch updates and a corresponding mobile layout.



