Segmint: Web3 product landing page case study
Landing page for a Web3 product that lets NFT owners share access to their assets without giving up custody.
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Project facts
- Client
- Segmint A non-custodial NFT platform for shared ownership through ERC-1155 access keys.
- Type
- Landing pageProduct site with a beta sign-up for an English-speaking Web3 audience.
- Our part
- Web developmentLayout and animations from the supplied design, plus a WordPress admin.
- Stack
- WordPress · GSAP · Swiper.jsContent on WordPress, scroll animations on GSAP, sliders on Swiper.
- Timeline
- 2 weeksFrom the supplied design to the live site.
About project
A Landing Page for Shared NFT Ownership
We built the landing page for Segmint, a non-custodial platform where NFT owners lock an asset in their own wallet and sell access keys to it. The site explains the lock-and-key model in five steps and leads visitors to the beta sign-up. The project took 2 weeks.
- steps in the Segmint process
- 5
- benefits for NFT owners and key owners
- 7
- questions in the FAQ
- 6
The brief
The task
Build a landing page that explains a new Web3 ownership model in plain steps and collects beta sign-ups.
- <01> In · From the clientSupplied design
- <02> ROOKS · 2 weeksWeb development
- <03> Out · LiveWeb3 product landing page
What we built
One page that turns a smart-contract model into a story: who gains, how it works, how to join.
Story
Benefits split by audience: NFT owners and key owners.
Front end
Responsive layout with scroll animations and sliders.
Admin
Sections, team and FAQ edited in the WordPress admin.
On the live site
Key features
- Hero
- Headline “Unlocking your NFT’s potential” with a beta sign-up button.
- Benefits for NFT owners
- Four cards: security, access keys (ERC-1155), liquidity with custody, shared ownership.
- Benefits for key owners
- Three cards: affordable blue-chip access, chat with other key owners, test-drive ecosystems.
- The Segmint process
- Five numbered steps from owning an NFT to regaining full ownership.
- Team
- Team cards with roles and backgrounds.
- FAQ
- Six numbered questions about the platform, custody and the buy-out mechanism.
- Contacts
- Email, LinkedIn, Discord, Twitter and a link to the litepaper.
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