Thank you very much for your hard work! You touched so many details. I will deploy it soon. Just some minor fixes.
Development journey
From a useful list to a research interface built for a large wallet dataset.
WalletScrutiny was never short on information. The challenge was to present a rich, changing catalogue in a way that stayed readable as the site grew. The visual redesign was led by vswee; Flat18 later tightened the methodology wording and verdict language.
2020-07 / Foundation
The first modern redesign gave the site a front door.
The earliest work moved WalletScrutiny away from a utility feel and towards a branded landing page with a clearer hero, layout structure, and font choice. That was the first step in making the dataset feel deliberate rather than raw.
2020-07 to 2020-09 / Fill-out
The first redesign became usable across the site.
Search behaviour, category views, sidebar treatment, dark theme fixes, and mobile clean-up turned the concept into a site people could use. The visual frame was set, then the interaction details made it hold together.
2023-04 to 2023-06 / Full redesign
The homepage became a dashboard for a large dataset.
A second, larger redesign added dedicated homepage modules, wallet groupings, stronger typography, and imagery that made the catalogue scale visible without making the first screen feel heavy.
2023-06 to 2023-08 / Refinement
Search and density were tuned for real use.
Shared search logic, platform filtering, persistent ordering, and tighter spacing kept the interface usable as the catalogue grew. The goal was not more decoration. It was easier scanning.
2024-08 / Editorial cleanup
Methodology wording got tighter, not louder.
Flat18’s later contribution was mainly editorial: clarifying verdict language and explaining obfuscated states more carefully without changing the visual frame.