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Approach: From Drafts to Syncs with Blockchain Experts
I approached the project by breaking down complexity into digestible flows and validating them with both stakeholders and engineers.
How I worked through the process:
Reviewed the product brief and audited both fintech tools and Web3 wallets.
Drafted paper flows to ensure 3-step payments and invisible wallet logic.
Iterated designs in sync with blockchain engineers to align with smart contract constraints.
Designed and tested a Figma prototype, refining based on engineer and stakeholder feedback.
Challenges: Designing for Trust in a Complex Space
Designing QuiPay came with several challenges that tested both my problem-solving and adaptability as the sole designer. Balancing the needs of crypto-savvy users and newcomers, aligning with regulatory realities in Nigeria, and ensuring a smooth MVP rollout required careful iteration and decision-making.
Trust & onboarding: Addressed user concerns around safety and usability by introducing clear onboarding flows and transparent transaction feedback.
MVP scope pressure: Managed scope tightly to prioritize the most impactful features for launch without overcomplicating the first release.
Regulatory uncertainty: Navigated unclear crypto policies in Nigeria by designing flexible flows that could adapt to compliance requirements.
Solution: Crypto Bills Payments Made Easy
The final design brought Web3 into a familiar, trusted format. Users could pay for airtime, electricity, cable, or internet with just a few taps, no blockchain knowledge required.
Key design decisions:
Invisible blockchain: wallet connection states documented but abstracted into finance-first interfaces.
Visual clarity: success animations to reinforce trust, large confirmation states to reduce anxiety.
Progressive disclosure: bill provider logos upfront, gas fees highlighted only at confirmation.
Built for scale: a Figma system with Auto Layout, reusable components, and well-documented states for smooth dev handoff.
Results: Launched MVP, Secured Funding
The MVP went live in Nigeria and received early validation, including funding from Algorand Nigeria.
Practical utility: brought crypto into daily life through everyday bills.
User value: reduced cognitive load and built trust with clear confirmations.
Business value: delivered a market-ready MVP that developers could scale quickly.
Collaboration value: smooth designer–engineer workflow with detailed interaction documentation.
Market validation: successful launch with investor backing from Algorand Nigeria.

















