RADIX DLT EXPERIMENTS
Working and building within the Radix ecosystem for a couple of years, Vlad, our lead designer, has contributed and suggested many design solutions to the brands' communication, webpages, marketing materials and applications that Radix DLT uses. Some made it to production some didn't. Below you can see a selection of these proposed.
3. In approx. 24 hrs you will receive back the TKR tokens. We do it manually for now.Example: for 4 Artworks send >>> 4 x 300 XRD = 1200 XRD. You will get 4 TKR tokens back to use for minting on FOTON when it goes live.
3. In approx. 24 hrs you will receive back the TKR tokens. We do it manually for now.Example: for 4 Artworks send >>> 4 x 300 XRD = 1200 XRD. You will get 4 TKR tokens back to use for minting on FOTON when it goes live.
This update proposal was made for the Homepage of Radix DLT. The relatively subtle changes had the role of enhancing the communication for new visitors and reflecting better the Title in the header with a dynamic 3D illustration.
On the background can be observed a dynamic composition in which abstract "Assets" are being composed to form the Universal Stack. On top of that subtle changes were made also to various elements for a slick look.
Current homepage based on which the proposal was made - below.
The following landing page was as well shaped starting from a template by the official Radix DLT design team. The project wanted to build a separate page for the Radix Labs, a research branch under the stewardship of the Radix Foundation.
The community was asked to give their imput both in terms of design and message. Being involved with the project since 2017 Vlad, our lead designer, came up with several suggestions:
1. Using the Hyperscale term vehiculating in the community, as the title in the header to emphasize the unlimited scalability of this unique layer 1 DLT.
2. To make the concept of unlimited scalability tangible and visible for new users an interactive counter was introduced, where visitors can add nodes and therefore can see how the TPS (transactions per second) are added infinitely.
3. A side by side comparison table with competing projects where is visible not just the TPS but also the Swaps, which is an even more challenging thing to achieve for a scalable DLT, but where Radix excells.
4. A detailed roadmap where all the iterations of the project are being seen and with each of them the improvements in architecture and TPS.
