Senior Product Designer @ Quranium

Shipped Qinfi, Toqenfi, and various core ecosystem apps on Quranium's quantum-secure L1.

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Contributor

INDUSTRY

Web3 (L1 Blockchain)

TIMEFRAME

Aug 2025 - Present

Overview

At Quranium, I design the products that put a quantum-secure L1 in front of actual users. The two biggest: Qinfi (retail crypto super app) and Toqenfi (RWA tokenisation platform). Both built from zero, both shipped.

Beyond these, I've contributed to the ecosystem layer: QSafe wallet (mobile app and browser extension), QxSwap (DEX), QRN Scan (explorer), QRemix AI (IDE), and QRN Faucet. The goal across all of them was the same: keep mental models consistent so moving between tools doesn't feel like switching products.

My work covers IA, flows, edge cases, interaction design, and design systems. I partner with engineering early, design around real execution states, and ship through design reviews and stakeholder demos.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Owning product design across Quranium's L1, from retail apps to developer tools.

  • Defining IA, flows, interaction patterns, and edge-case handling across all products.

  • Building and maintaining one design system used across all ecosystem products.

  • Translating on-chain mechanics into interface decisions at design time, not dev review.

  • Pitching architectural decisions to stakeholders. Defending tradeoffs, aligning the team.

  • Partnering with engineering early to design around real states and ensure feasibility.

Impact

  • Simplified complex L1 and RWA workflows into guided flows non-technical users can complete confidently.

  • Standardised interaction patterns across wallet, DEX, explorer, IDE, and faucet. Less relearning.

  • Embedded trust through confirmations, guardrails, and recoverability across every high-stakes flow.

  • Designed around real execution states early, preventing "pretty but impossible" UX before handoff.

Reflections

Designing for a quantum-secure L1 reinforced something I keep coming back to: trust is designed, not declared.

When users are moving value on-chain, the interface has to do three things consistently:

  1. explain what's happening,

  2. prevent avoidable mistakes, and

  3. recover gracefully when things go wrong.

Whether it's a retail user on Qinfi, someone tokenising assets on Toqenfi, or a builder using QRemix AI and QRN Faucet, the job is the same: make complex infrastructure feel predictable, safe, and easy to complete.

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