Websitefor ArtChain
A website project in art, delivered by DeveloperLook.
About the project
DeveloperLook designed and built ArtChain, an NFT marketplace website and trading dashboard where digital artists mint and sell their work and collectors explore, buy, and bid on NFTs.
ArtChain is an NFT platform that connects digital artists, collectors, and investors in one place. The goal was a trusted, transparent space where people can mint, trade, and showcase NFTs, with a design that feels artistic to creators and clear to collectors.
The website opens with a Discover digital art and Collect NFTs hero, Create your own and Start exploring buttons, and a Connect wallet button in the header. Below sit featured artworks, a trending and top collections table with floor prices, and a Discover More NFTs carousel. Categories cover art, collectibles, photography, music, and video, and a resources section holds articles. Explore pages list NFTs, collections, and users with filters for blockchain, status, price, category, and collection.
Each NFT has its own page with the price in ETH and USD and Buy now and Place a bid buttons. A description, token details, and more work from the same collection follow. Collection pages show a banner, the creator, and stats such as floor price, volume, and item count. Artists add work through a Create New Item form with a live preview.
A separate dashboard of 34+ pages covers balances across main, trading, margin, and futures accounts. It adds a live trading chart, a wallet, transaction history, an NFT market, and insights on leading collections. Pages come in light and dark versions, and the brand uses the Manrope typeface with a deep blue palette.
Challenge and solution
The challenge
Minting and trading NFTs had to feel simple while sign-in stayed secure, pages stayed fast, and the system could grow. Every design decision had to balance looks with clarity, trust, and reliability.
Our solution
Bold visuals and smooth animations put the artwork first, while wallet connection, Buy now, Place a bid, and collection offers each follow a short, predictable path. A dashboard gives creators and marketplace admins one place to manage NFTs, monitor analytics, and track activity in real time.
What we built
Explore pages list NFTs, collections, and users in grid or list views. Filters cover blockchain, status, price, category, and collection, and results sort by price from low to high.
Every NFT page shows the price in ETH with its USD value, a Buy now button, and a Place a bid option. Collectors can also make an offer on a whole collection from their wallet.
Artists upload a file, name the piece, add unlockable content, choose the blockchain and the collection, and check a live preview card before they finish minting the NFT.
Each collection has a banner, its creator, a short description, and stats for floor price, volume, items, owners, and royalties above a filterable grid of its artworks.
A Top Users page highlights the most active collectors with their stats. On the home page, a trending and top collections table shows floor prices and their recent change.
An activity list records what happens to each item (purchases, transfers, and cancelled bids) with the user name and the time. Buyers can check an NFT's history before they bid.
A dashboard of 34+ pages shows balances across main, trading, margin, and futures accounts with a portfolio chart. Live prices, a trading chart, a wallet, transactions, and collection insights sit beside it.
The brand uses the Manrope typeface and a palette of deep navy, dark blue, and blue black. It runs through the logo, icon set, billboard, NFT card packaging, and social posts.
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An NFT marketplace website and a trading dashboard. The website covers the home page, explore pages for NFTs, collections, and users, collection and NFT detail pages, a Top Users page, and a Create New Item flow. The dashboard adds 34+ pages for balances, trading, the wallet, transactions, and collection insights. We also designed the brand system: logo, blue palette, Manrope type, icons, and social posts.
From the NFT's own page. After connecting a wallet, a collector sees the price in ETH with its USD value. Buy now makes a direct purchase, and Place a bid makes an offer. The page also shows the description, token details, and more NFTs from the same collection, so buyers can judge a piece before they commit.
Through the Create New Item page. The artist uploads the file, names the piece, and adds any unlockable content that only the owner can reveal. Then they choose the blockchain and the collection and check a live preview card. The same flow works on mobile, where each step sits on its own screen with a Finish button at the end.
The explore filters include Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Avalanche, and the Create New Item flow asks the artist to choose a blockchain for each piece. Prices across the site show in ETH with a USD value beside them, so collectors can compare artworks quickly without converting currencies themselves.
Yes. Every main page has a mobile layout: the home page, the explore pages, NFT detail pages with Buy now, and the Top Users page. The activity list, the collection offer, and the create flow work on phones too. The design was also laid out for tablets and laptops, with the same blue brand and clear buttons on every screen size.
Yes. DeveloperLook designs and builds NFT marketplaces with wallet connection, explore pages and filters, NFT and collection pages, and bidding. We can add a create flow for artists and an admin or trading dashboard. We start with who mints and who buys on your platform, then shape each page around the steps they take.
Saimul IslamFounder & CEO, DeveloperLookStill have questions?
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