Mithril Portal - Felix Enyinnaya

Mithril Portal: A Branded Link-in-Bio Tool Built for Web3 Communities.

Mockup of a Mithril Portal page for Commsaur featuring a hero background, featured content, NFT stats, and overlaid decorative elements like a red truck, temple ruins, and plants.

Context

As part of Commsor’s broader vision after acquiring DeepALTR, now Mithril. The Mithril platform aimed to become a complete Community OS. While Analytics unified fragmented community data, communities still struggled with externally sharing their resources and identity in a cohesive, trusted space.

Problem

Web3 communities relied heavily on generic link-in-bio tools like Linktree. These platforms lacked features, such as showcasing on-chain content, governance proposals, and NFTs, making it difficult for communities to effectively reflect their brand and centralize information.

Solutions

I designed a product that addressed these challenges by providing a flexible, branded homepage allowing communities to:

Easily link essential docs, socials, and tools.
Directly embed NFTs from OpenSea, LooksRare, etc.
Highlight governance proposals from Snapshot.

Role

Product designer

Team

Cole Zerr - Product Manager
Erik Rosemberg - Lead Engineer 
Will Depue - Engineer 
Dexter Molina - Engineer 
Santi Arredondo- Engineer 
Naren Gaurav - Community & BD

Getting started: Claim your link, tell your story

The Portal onboarding flow starts with claiming your identity and shaping how your community shows up. This requires you to

Choose a custom public link for your community hub
Add your name, bio, and avatar to personalize your page
Pick a layout and set brand colors for a consistent visual tone

Screenshot of Mithril Portal’s onboarding screen where users choose and confirm a custom public link (e.g., mthrl.io/commsaur).

Users can claim a custom public URL for their Portal page during setup. Short, unique, and on-brand.

Communities can set their name, bio, and layout while previewing changes in real time.

Links and widgets: Build a Home for Your Community Online

The Links and Widgets section helped communities go beyond dumping URLs. They could curate a real homepage for their members;

Add key links like blogs, websites, and Snapshot proposals
Embed widgets for OpenSea, LooksRare, and other Web3 tools
Feature important content with highlights and visuals
Add social icons to connect everything in one place

Screenshot of Mithril Portal’s link management view showing editable links on the left and a real-time preview of the public-facing community page on the right.

Live preview updates as links are added or reordered, giving communities full control over their Portal layout.

Screenshot of the widget selection screen in Mithril Portal, showing integration options for OpenSea, LooksRare, Snapshot, social icons, and featured content.

The widget panel lets communities embed tools like OpenSea, LooksRare, and Snapshot directly into their Portal page.

The social icon editor lets communities manage and link multiple platforms from one place.

Screenshot of Mithril Portal’s featured section editor showing input fields for a title, image, article link, and description, alongside the main link management panel.

The featured section editor lets communities highlight key announcements with a title, image, and link.

Link management interface with added links, widgets, social icons, and featured content.

Customization & theming

Communities needed more than just links; they needed identity. The Portal let them shape their public page to reflect their vibe. Users could;

Pick from preset themes or use custom colors and backgrounds
Tweak button shapes, fonts, and layouts to match their visual style
Preview changes in real time before publishing

Screenshot of Mithril Portal’s customization tab, with theme selection and background image options on the left, and a live preview of the public page on the right.

Theme and background customization allow communities to tailor their public pages to match their brands.

Font and button customization options help communities align their pages with brand voice and visual identity.

User facing page

Once customized, the final output was a clean, on-brand, public page that any community could share with pride. It;

Showcased key links, proposals, and social handles in one accessible hub
Embedded widgets like Snapshot and OpenSea to highlight live proposals and NFT data
Optimized layout and theming for both web and mobile viewing
Gave every Web3 community a link-in-bio that actually felt like theirs

Screenshot of a live Mithril Portal page for the Commsaur community, showing a branded background, featured announcement, social icons, and NFT stats from OpenSea.

A live example of a community’s public-facing Portal page, fully themed with a custom background and active widgets.

Three mobile screenshots of a branded Mithril Portal page displaying a Web3 community’s social links, NFT sales data from OpenSea and LooksRare, and proposal listings from Snapshot.

Mobile view of a Mithril Portal page showing social links, NFT marketplace stats, and recent governance activity.

Three UI cards from Mithril Portal displaying Commsaur’s NFT stats and recent sales from OpenSea and LooksRare, alongside recent governance proposals from Snapshot.

Preview of embed widgets for OpenSea, LooksRare, and Snapshot; bringing real-time data directly into the community hub.

Conclusion

Mithril Portal gave communities more than just a link-in-bio. It offered a digital home tailored for Web3. By pulling in governance updates, NFT drops, and key links, it became the go-to space for members to engage and explore.