DTrust Web3 Frontend, Wallet, and Smart Contract Integration
A DevThinks case study on DTrust work through NazaWeb, covering Next.js frontend development, Thirdweb wallet integration, smart contract integration, Sanity data work, and dashboard flows.
- Client
- DTrust
- Year
- Service
- Web3 Frontend and Integration
Project Context
DTrust was a decentralized trust product handled during Nasir's NazaWeb work.
The product needed to guide users through actions that can feel high-risk if the interface is unclear: wallet connection, trust creation, fund movement, beneficiary management, and smart contract interactions.
This is exactly where Web3 frontend work has to do more than display data. It has to make each step understandable before the user signs or commits to anything.
What The Work Covered
- full frontend development using Next.js and Material UI
- Web3 authentication
- wallet integration with Thirdweb
- smart contract integration for decentralized trust creation and management
- smart contract testing with high coverage
- user data management with Sanity.io
- dashboard work for trust creation, fund management, and beneficiary operations
Product Focus
The main product challenge was clarity.
Users needed to understand what they were creating, which wallet action they were taking, and how funds and beneficiaries were represented inside the dashboard.
That meant the frontend could not be treated as decoration. The interface had to support the product logic, smart contract calls, Sanity-managed data, and user state in a way that felt calm and predictable.
Engineering Notes
The stack mixed product UI, Web3 integration, content/data management, and contract testing support.
Next.js and Material UI handled the application interface. Thirdweb handled wallet and Web3 authentication flows. Smart contract integration connected the product screens to decentralized trust behavior. Sanity.io supported user and trust records.
The dashboard work brought these pieces together for trust creation, fund management, and beneficiary operations.
Stack
- Next.js
- Material UI
- Thirdweb
- Smart Contracts
- Sanity.io
- Web3
Why It Matters
DTrust belongs in the DevThinks portfolio because it shows product judgment inside a technical Web3 build.
The hard part was not only connecting a wallet or rendering a dashboard. The hard part was helping users move through decentralized trust actions with enough context to know what was happening.
That is the difference between a Web3 demo and a product people can actually use.