Contap — NFC Nails
Turning a physical object into a link you can change whenever you want.
- Role
- Product Design + Frontend
- Year
- 2026
- Disciplines
- Product Design, E-commerce, Frontend Development
01
The Problem
NFC products are usually sold as cards or keychains and explained in technical language that assumes you already know what NFC is. The interesting version — wearing the chip, so sharing a contact takes no object and no typing — needed a product story that made the idea obvious to someone who has never heard of the technology.
02
The Solution
I built the product site around the gesture rather than the technology: oversized type stating the promise ("tu contacto en tu mano"), a plain-language explainer for anyone asking what an NFC even is, and a shop where the chip and its destination are separate things — you buy the nail once and can point it anywhere afterwards. Accounts let each owner edit their own link.
- Product story led by the gesture, not the technology
- Plain-language "what is an NFC?" explainer
- Store with product range and pricing
- Per-user account to edit the chip's destination link
03
Result
Live with the storefront, explainer and account flow in place.
Stack
Nuxt 4 · Vue 3 · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · PostgreSQL
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