Pooz

Pooz is a decentralised prediction market. People predict real-world outcomes across crypto, sports, entertainment, politics, gaming, and stocks, and earn POOZ when their calls are right. It is non-custodial, transparent, and settled on-chain.

I built the Pooz website as the front door to the protocol. The brief was simple to say and hard to do: make a prediction market feel less like a trading terminal and more like something you actually want to open.

The experience starts with a real-time WebGL scene. The Pooz mark is assembled out of glass panels and light trails that react to the cursor, and visitors can hold to blast the lines apart. It sets the tone straight away: this is a product with a point of view, not another dashboard template.

From there the site walks through the idea in three beats, Predict → Verify → Earn. Live market cards show how a position looks, the numbers section covers audits, markets, and active predictors, and a feature wall spells out the promises that matter in this space: on-chain, non-custodial, audited, instant.

Wallet connection and the contract address are part of the interface from the first screen, with a one-tap copy for the CA, so the path from curiosity to actually taking part stays short.

Most of the engineering effort went into keeping the motion smooth. Scroll-driven transitions, the marquee type, the dark-to-light theme shift halfway down the page, and the 3D hero all had to run together without the page feeling heavy.

Basically, the website had one job:

Make putting your knowledge on-chain feel obvious.

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