Web · Design

Brofex

Client: Brofex
Disciplines: Web, Design
My role: Frontend design
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Frontend design for Brofex, a self-service platform for creating events and issuing tickets on-chain, built on the OPEN ticketing API.

Brofex lets small events create themselves on-chain and issue tickets to their guests through an easy interface. It's built on OPEN's API, which registers events and issues programmable NFT tickets with rules for sales, resales and ownership, and handles every blockchain interaction for Brofex and its users. It's a showcase for what on-chain ticketing can do.

The design job was to make on-chain ticketing feel like any other event app. You sign in with Discord or Telegram, create an event with dates, a description, a location and ticket artwork, then share an invite link. Guests claim a ticket and find it in their own list. Organisers see who's attending and scan tickets at the door from a phone. The blockchain stays in the background: a wallet address is the only crypto detail anyone is asked for.

The live platform's login no longer works, so these screenshots come from running the project locally, signed in as its built-in test user, with demo events.

Mockup: a Brofex event page on a laptop and a phone, with the event image, dates, description, location map and tools to manage the event. Demo event. — An event page, from the organiser's side. Demo event.

Your tickets: a grid of claimed tickets, each with the event image, start and end dates and buttons to view the event or show the ticket. Demo events. — A guest's tickets.

Your events: the organiser's upcoming events beside a tile to create a new one. Demo events.

Creating an event: name, dates, description and location on one side, the ticket artwork on the other, with ticket and capacity options below. — An organiser's events, and creating a new one.

Brofex on three phones: the home page, an event page and the list of tickets. Demo events. — On phones, where guests use it at the door. Demo events throughout.

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