Fintech · Brand · Design system · Product UI

Nexen: one design language for a crypto liquidity platform.

Nexen automates liquidity management in a volatile crypto market. I shaped how it looks and works, from the logo and UI kit to the web and mobile app and the posts that promote it.

Scope brand → design system → web & mobile app → marketing

A collage of Nexen screens around a “Welcome to Nexen, liquidity management platform” title card with a cyborg cat: two-step authentication, an onboarding welcome modal, the dashboard, the career page, a roadmap and a QR code card.
The Nexen product, brand and presentation screens
Client
Nexen, a crypto liquidity management platform
My role
Senior UX/UI Designer & UI Developer
Scope
Brand identity, design system & UI kit, web & mobile app, marketing materials
Platforms
Web app (desktop) and mobile
Showcase
Dribbble (opens in a new tab)
Overview

Automated liquidity for a market that never sits still.

Nexen is a fintech platform that automates liquidity management in the cryptocurrency market. It analyzes market data, adapts to volatility and rebalances crypto portfolios in real time.

I joined as Senior UX/UI Designer and UI Developer. My job was to give a complex financial product one clear, consistent face: the brand, the design system, the web and mobile app, and the marketing around it.

The platform

Four ways to put liquidity to work.

Nexen brings four liquidity products under one account.

01

OTC

Creates liquidity for over-the-counter transactions.

02

TLE

Provides liquidity to market makers and crypto projects.

03

DEX

Works with liquidity pools on decentralized exchanges.

04

Bridge

Adds liquidity for transactions between blockchain networks.

The challenge

Three things the design had to solve.

01

Complex made simple

Pools, APR, staking and rewards had to be readable for newcomers without slowing down experienced users.

02

Trust at first sight

In crypto, a product has seconds to look credible. The brand and UI had to feel secure, precise and premium.

03

One language everywhere

The web app, mobile app, presentations and social posts all needed to look like the same product.

Design system

A dark, purple identity built from one symbol.

Logo

A custom wordmark drawn from simple shapes and a stroke that never changes thickness, with the X at its center. The X then becomes a family of marks for icons, avatars and graphics.

Color

A violet-to-indigo gradient on near-black is the core of the brand. A set of complementary accent colors marks sections and blocks across the platform.

Typography

Averta CY, a geometric sans-serif with Cyrillic and Latin alphabets, in weights from Extrathin to Bold.

UI kit

The same tokens drive the UI kit: cards, charts, tables, status pills, inputs and modals, so every screen is assembled from the same parts.

The Nexen wordmark on a construction grid of circles and diagonals, above the purple gradient logo and a row of X-based symbol variations.
Logo construction and the X mark family
The Nexen color board: a violet-to-indigo gradient, dark neutrals and a strip of accent colors, above purple 3D X shapes on light and dark backgrounds.
Colors and 3D graphics
The Averta CY type specimen: the alphabet, numerals, weights from Extrathin to Bold, and a large gradient “Aa”.
Typography · Averta CY
Web app

A dashboard that explains itself.

Onboarding

Sign-in with two-step authentication, then a welcome modal that offers a short video or a guided tour. A banner on every page links to a presentation on how Nexen works.

Dashboard

Balance, total staked, level and team size sit up top. Below them: an APR chart, a live feed of community updates, recent operations with clear status pills, and a referral card.

Pools

APR charts for each pool and a My Positions summary (total staked, PnL, rewards and fees) with Add Liquidity always one click away.

Career and team

Levels, personal and team volume, a level-bonus chart and revenue rings turn the growth program into progress you can see at a glance.

Campaigns

Promotions such as a “Double your rewards” giveaway get their own modal, with a countdown and a progress bar toward the goal.

The Nexen dashboard: an overview of balance, total staked, level 5 and a team of 80, an APR chart at 20%, community updates, recent operations and a refer-your-friends card.
Dashboard
The sign-in screen: a purple 3D illustration with “Get to know how Nexen work” beside the email and password form.
Sign in
A “Double your rewards!” giveaway modal with a countdown, a USDT progress bar of 227 of 500, and a cyborg cat illustration.
Giveaway modal
The career page: a level 4 ring, personal and team volume, a level-bonus bar chart, sponsorship and team stats, and a total revenue ring of 1000 USDT.
Career
The pools page: two APR charts at 20% and a My Positions row with total staked, PnL, total rewards and total fees, plus an Add Liquidity button.
Pools
Mobile

The same product in your pocket.

The mobile layouts keep the desktop structure but reflow it for one hand: the balance in the header, the presentation banner as a card, and APR charts sized for a phone.

Because both are built from the same UI kit, a change to a component shows up on web and mobile alike.

A phone floating over dark water, showing the Nexen Investments screen with a “Get to know how Nexen works” card and an APR chart at 20%.
Mobile · Investments
Marketing

Posts that look like the product.

I designed the social media posts and event banners that introduced Nexen: explainers on liquidity, compounding and stablecoins, platform presentation invites and AMA sessions.

Each one uses the same grid, the X mark and the purple 3D graphics, so a post in a feed is recognizably Nexen before anyone reads the copy.

A grid of six Nexen social posts: “Welcome to Nexen,” “The Mysterious World of OTC,” “The Power of Compounding,” “What is Liquidity?,” “The Evolution of Ethereum” and “Capital Growth,” each with purple 3D artwork.
Social media posts
What I learned

Three things I’d carry into any project.

01

Start from one symbol

Building the logo, icons and graphics from a single X made the whole system easier to extend and instantly recognizable.

02

Numbers need hierarchy

A finance screen is mostly numbers. Size, color and grouping decide which ones a user reads first.

03

Design and build together

Working as both designer and UI developer kept the UI kit and the shipped interface in step.

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