KWPC

Killer Whale Pod Cast, or KWPC, runs a live investor show: young blockchain projects building on Everscale present themselves, and holders of the KWT token vote for them in real time. Next to the show sit a launch fund, a launch pool, investor tools and token tracking, so one site has to serve a podcast audience and DeFi users.

We laid the pages out in grey wireframes first, block by block: hero, Launch Fund, Launch Pool, the show player, tokenomics, token tracking and cards for the white paper and one-pager. The dark final interface keeps that order under a top menu of LaunchFund, LaunchPool, Investor LiveShow, Platform & Tools, About Us and Partners, with one teal button, Become a Whale.

Each product area has its own abstract glass object rather than a coin or chart icon, rendered in deep blue, cyan and violet with one red-orange plane for contrast. The faceted wave form marks Flex Dex Whale Tools and Investor Tools, the violet capsule marks Token Tracking, three curved blades mark Launchpool and the wallet form, and the ribbed drop belongs to the Launchfund page.

The hero takes the name literally: a translucent orca in the same glass material swims across the screen under the line 'Making waves. Swim with us'. Because every object shares one material and one lighting setup, the set reads as a family on the navy background and helps users tell the sections apart.

On the phone the homepage becomes a stack of full-width cards: the show player, then Flex Dex Whale Tools and Token Tracking with their glass objects pushed to the right edge. The WhaleDrop results from the Launch Pool, a four-column grid of TVL, locked EVERs, APY and airdrop figures on desktop, fold into two columns of label and value pairs.

The palette has four colours: #08131F navy for backgrounds, white for type, and two close teals, #62CEB9 and #5FC7CE. Teal is reserved for actions and key panels, including the Become a Whale button, the play buttons and the contact and transfer forms, so on a dark page the next step is always the brightest thing on screen.

The Investor Tools page asks holders to download the app to vote on funding and follow where their funds go, with Mac, Windows and Linux buttons and a dashboard preview below a teal stat strip. Become a Whale starts with connecting Metamask, then gives a single form to replenish the investor's wallet: address, network set to Everscale, token set to EVER, amount and Transfer. The warning that money sent to a wrong address will not be returned sits right next to the fields.

The Investor Live Show page sorts episodes under Active, Future and Archive tabs. Its player borrows from business TV, with a news line and a price ticker for ETH, BTC, KWT, SOL and EVER running under the video.

Tokenomics is a 3D torus cut into five segments: 50% liquidity rewards, 30% staking rewards, 10% promo campaigns, 7% bounty rewards and 3% developers. It is the only place where the palette opens up to lime, orange and violet, and each percentage is set in the colour of its segment, so the split reads without a legend. The token tracker stays plain: price, 24h and 7d change, market cap, volume, circulating supply and a seven-day sparkline per row.

The logo draws an orca in a single line under a circular arc, with a sound-wave mark that reappears after 'Pod Cast' in the hero wordmark. The closing layouts add an FAQ and a teal contact form.