Bulk ENS Domains with a Tap

The Internet's New Entry Point
From wallet address to brand handle, your ENS domain is more than a URL — it’s your identity. DomainPlug turns what used to be a clunky, multi-step process into a sleek platform built for speed and clarity. Bulk tools, intuitive filters, and real-time wallet syncing — all wrapped in a clean, no-nonsense interface.

The story behind DomainPlug
The problem
ENS domains are powerful but hard to browse, harder to buy, and nearly impossible to manage at scale — especially on mobile. Most existing tools cater to devs, not regular users.
The challenge? Build something simple enough for casual collectors, but powerful enough for heavy users, flippers, and creators.
The solution
I created a modern Web3 product focused on mobile compatibility and bulk domain workflows. The design system leans into a bold but clean aesthetic — gradients, soft neon purples, and the type-led clarity of Manrope.
We mapped the full flow: from domain search to wallet connection, listing management, and bulk registration. Filters by digit length, character type, or even price make it easy to find gems — and the interface never overwhelms.Everything scales beautifully between desktop and mobile — because most users mint from their phone.



When clarity meets crypto
Every choice — from gradient shades to button shapes — aimed to make Web3 feel less abstract. I documented the whole design rationale, from font sizing to color states, making sure every corner had a purpose.

My role and specific contributions
As Lead Product Designer, I guided the project from strategy to execution:
User research & competitive analysis
Full UI system creation (grid, type, color, motion)
UX architecture (search flow, filters, wallet tools)
Responsive design: mobile and desktop-first balance
Design assets for product, marketing, and case study

Tools and skills applied
Figma (UI system, mobile/desktop design)
Illustrator (logo, color guide)
Visual storytelling & product writing
Blockchain UX flows (wallets, filters, registration)
Web3 user behavior research
Mobile-first interaction design
