Summary
$MEME sits at the center of Memeland's pixel-art ecosystem, with claiming, farming, staking, purchasing, and community paths defining how people engage with the token. I worked as Web3 Frontend Engineer across those utility and community surfaces.
$MEME's visual identity connects stacked coins, pixel typography, character scenes, and game-like panels with the token's functional destinations. Desktop and mobile layouts preserve that world while adapting navigation and action hierarchy to each viewport.
Inside the Build
$MEME gives token information, claiming, farming, staking, and purchasing their own product destinations. Pixel typography, sprites, stacked coins, and speech-panel calls to action establish the setting, while external ecosystem actions and social links remain distinct from internal navigation.
$MEME carries the same product hierarchy through layouts suited to each viewport. My work focused on the visible Web3 utility surfaces, responsive interaction, and clear routing between token and community destinations.
Contribution
- I implemented Web3 frontend experiences for MEME utility flows
- I translated token actions into clear and distinct product destinations
- I preserved the pixel-art identity across desktop and mobile layouts
- I connected transaction-oriented requirements to responsive interface states
Built with
- React
- TypeScript
- wagmi
- viem
- ethers
- EVM contracts
