fozeus

Fozeus SocialFi is a social network where members also mine the FZS token. For the desktop web app we used three columns: a quiet left rail with Feed, Messages, Calls, Explore, Create and Profile; a centre column with the post composer, a stories strip and the feed; and a right rail for people you may know, recommended communities and links to the mobile app stores.

Profiles carry Posts, Articles, Reels, Tagged and Saved tabs, and Communities shows joined groups as photo tiles with Join and Leave controls. Our UX/UI design for this crypto social network stays on white and pale grey, so the coral-to-lilac gradient from the astronaut-on-a-whale logo marks only the key actions: Start mining, Sign in, Publish, Request to Follow.

The desktop board is organised into fourteen named flows, from sign in and the welcome flow to calls, community, wallet and contribute. The mining screen leads with the running FZS total and the current rate per hour, then a pink bar chart of daily mining, an Ambassador block with a copyable invitation link, and speed levels that start at the Fozean tier for members who check in every 24 hours. A lightning timer stays in the header on every page, and notifications carry invitations to join mining teams.

The wallet reads as a plain ledger: a balance card, then amount, date, description and a colour-coded status of Success, Pending or Rejected. Notification settings and blocked users follow the same calm row pattern.

In the mobile app the messenger is worked out down to its gestures. The chat list has search, saved messages, pinned threads and swipe actions for Mute, Delete, Unread and Pin. Inside a conversation, outgoing messages sit in blue bubbles over a light doodle wallpaper, a long press opens Copy, Unpin, Forward, Move to Saved and Delete, and a separate sheet explains that chats and calls are end-to-end encrypted.

Calls switch to a dark grey surface so video and controls stay readable: one-to-one video with a small second tile, group calls with a participant list, screen sharing with a red Stop Sharing button, an audio output picker, and incoming-call cards with Remind Me and Message shortcuts.

The UI kit pins down the parts every screen is built from. The palette pairs white, greys and near-black with the coral-to-lilac gradient, a messenger blue and signal colours in salmon, red-orange, pink, green and amber. Inputs are drawn in each state, including filled, active, phone with country code and error with an inline message, next to a three-way gender selector, gradient, outline and disabled buttons, toggles and message status ticks. Icons split into filled glyphs, outline glyphs and a set for call controls.

Onboarding is assembled from those parts: sign in by phone, email, Google or Apple, sign up with email, a welcome step for the profile picture, password reset and changing phone or email. A full map of the mobile screens keeps every flow checkable end to end.

The 3D work turns the logo's astronaut into a cast of NFT citizens. Every character shares one base: a rounded capsule body, a glossy visor where a face would be, two short legs and a pack on the back. Wardrobe and finish carry the variation. Of the eight characters in the case, one wears a puffer jacket with an FZS chain, another a halo over a graffiti visor; others get a red mohawk with studs, a bucket hat lettered Fozeus, or a white quilted suit with a gold visor and horns.

Keeping the base fixed is what made generation practical, since traits combine on the same body. The series of NFT 3D Citizens was generated in the thousands.