Service · Web3 Wallet & Transaction UX
In Web3 the frontend is the custody interface: a misleading transaction state or a stale balance doesn’t create a support ticket, it loses someone’s assets. I’ve shipped production Web3 frontends across four products — a multichain wallet extension (CTRL, formerly XDEFI), a cross-chain DEX aggregator (Unizen), a wallet with marketplace features (OneArt), and Uniswap v4 analytics (HookRank) — and I build them the way that class of risk demands.
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Scope
Outcomes
Engagement formats
60–90 minutes
A paid working session on one defined problem: an architecture choice, an AI feature plan, a performance question, a build-vs-buy call. You bring the context; I bring pattern recognition from 13+ years of shipping in situations like yours.
Start here →3–5 days
A focused investigation of one high-impact problem. I read the code, profile the system, interview the people closest to the pain, and separate symptoms from causes.
Start here →2–4 weeks, fixed scope
I take hands-on ownership of the most critical part of the work — writing production code, making the blocking decisions, and coordinating with your product, design, and backend people until it ships.
Start here →Evidence
Web3 contracts
Wallets, swaps, and NFT flows are frontend engineering with money on the line. Across four Web3 products I built the extension surfaces and transaction UX that had to get it right.
I will tell you whether I can help — and what the smallest useful next step would be. If I’m not the right person, I’ll say so.