SaucerSwap Product Redesign & Feature Overhaul

Modernized UI/UX, built a design system, prototyped new swap flows and on-chain governance in 4 weeks

 Objectives

  1. UI Modernization

  2. Interaction & Flow Improvements

  3. New Feature Integration

  4. Design System & Responsiveness

Role & Scope

Role & Scope

Creative Director & UI Lead

Team

Team

2 Designers, 3 Engineers

Platform

Hedera DEX

Tools & Stack

Tools & Stack

Figma, HashPack, Discord

Challenge

The old SaucerSwap UI was fragmented: clunky swap flow, inconsistent buttons, no governance screen and didn’t work well on mobile.

Approach

We kicked off by modernizing SaucerSwap’s look with a cohesive color palette, Inter typography, consistent corner rounding and responsive layouts, then collapsed the old two-step approval into a single flow complete with interactive Figma prototypes and in-context toasts. We added a new governance page, refined navigation labels and spacing, and polished every hover and focus state.

The result? Swap flows now take fewer clicks and confirm faster, developers had zero questions in the first sprint thanks to detailed annotations, and internal usability scores jumped by 28 points all laying the groundwork for stronger community engagement and faster feature roll-outs.

40%

Faster load and approval

50%

Fewer clicks to complete swap

100%

Component coverage

Process

A. UI/UX Overhaul

  • Visual Refresh: New color palette, Inter typography, consistent corner rounding

  • Component Library: Buttons, inputs, cards, icons built shared Figma variants

  • Breakpoints & Responsive: Designed layouts at 1280, 1024, and mobile, ensuring seamless reflow

B. Swap Modal Flow Redesign

  • Single-Button Flow: Swap models simplified with unnecessary steps removed.

  • Prototype Animations: Wired prototype in Figma to emulate Uniswap-style confirmations

  • Toast & Feedback: Better toasts below the nav, with progress bar for timeout.

C. Governance Interface

For the new voting page, we created handy tabs labeled “All,” “Proposals,” and “Elections” so you can click between them in a flash. We included mock “HCS Topic” links that look like real on-chain data points, and we reused the same cards, filters, and status badges from the rest of the site so nothing feels out of place.

We also cleaned up the menus and dropdowns, made sure every button and link is easy to tap, and double-checked the spacing so your eyes know exactly where to look. Whenever you hover over or click something, you get clear feedback buttons glow, rows highlight so you always know you’ve done it right.

Finally, we put everything into a clickable demo so you can try the new swap, liquidity, staking, and voting flows yourself. We added notes for the developers like test wallet logins and example transaction details and handed over all the design files, components, and style rules. Now the team has everything they need to build it just as we envisioned.

“ Mahtab and Angelo smashed our tight deadline; delivered an end-to-end redesign, new features and a rock-solid design system. Our dev team loves the prototype, and our community can’t wait to vote on-chain.”

Hashburglar

Co-founder | SaucerSwap

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