Grantix
a headless platform for social entrepreneurship
I worked on the prototypes, design and headless web platform, with WordPress and WooCommerce behind a separate Next.js interface.
- Field
- Social entrepreneurship platform
- Built with
- Next.js / WordPress / WooCommerce
- Project year
- 2024
The challenge
Grantix is a platform for social projects with crypto donations and blockchain transaction data. The application also needed clear interfaces and a practical content-administration workflow.
The approach
First-stage interface prototypes informed the design layouts. WordPress and WooCommerce served as a headless backend: editors retained their regular administration and content-entry workflow, while data reached the frontend through an API. A separate Next.js application rendered the client interface instead of WordPress PHP templates.
The project, in detail
The images show the interface and its context. Captions distinguish project archives from current-site views.
From first-stage requirements to interfaces
The interfaces needed for the first product stage were prototyped, then turned into design layouts. This first stage defined the web experience before the frontend and administration were connected.
Editing and presentation on separate layers
WordPress and WooCommerce remained the administration environment for content entry. An API passed that data to a separate Next.js application, which rendered the public interface without WordPress PHP templates.
Crypto donations and transaction data
I worked on crypto donations through BitPay and DonateCrypto, smart-contract connections and transaction data from Ethereum L2, Arbitrum and Optimism. This is integration work around existing providers and networks, not a claim that I built a donation-processing network.
A platform seen through its public pages
The current English site lets visitors browse campaigns, read a project story and see its fundraising progress. I include the catalogue, a campaign page and the disconnected donation form to show that public journey. The displayed totals belong to the live platform; they are not performance results of my engagement.
The outcome
Prototypes and interface design
Separate Next.js application
Headless WordPress and WooCommerce
Details of Grantix
What kind of product work was this?
WordPress remained the editor's workspace while Next.js took responsibility for the public-facing application.
