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Product Design Lead

Blockscout

An open-source blockchain explorer with tools for inspecting and analyzing EVM-based chains — transaction search, account balances, smart contract interactions and analytics — supporting over 100 different chains.

Blockscout is the default explorer for a long tail of chains that will never build their own, which makes it infrastructure: flexible enough to be adopted wholesale, plain enough that a developer debugging a failed contract call and a user checking a transfer both find what they came for.

I worked on the product design across the explorer — the information hierarchy of the chain overview, block and transaction views, and the analytics that sit on top of them.

Brand

Two lock-ups, since the explorer is re-skinned by whoever deploys it — one for light chrome, one for the brand purple and any dark surface.

The Blockscout wordmark and goggles mark in purple on white
Primary — purple on white.
The Blockscout wordmark and goggles mark reversed out in white on the brand purple
Reversed — white on the brand purple.

App

The explorer ships as a framework across more than 100 chains, so every screen had to survive being re-skinned and re-labelled by whoever deploys it. Both pages here are shown full length.

The full Blockscout explorer home page with search, network stats, recent blocks and transactions
Explorer home — search first, then the chain’s vital signs: block time, gas, total transactions and value locked, above the live block and transaction feeds.
A full Blockscout transaction details page showing status, transfers, fees, decoded input and raw trace
Transaction details — the answer (status, value, who sent what to whom) up top, with gas mechanics, decoded input and raw trace progressively disclosed below.