TOYKO
Toyko is a mobile app prototype that helps collectors track and trade blind box toys. Inspired by my own growing collection, it fills a market gap with no streamlined tool for tracking pulls or managing trades. The app enables direct trading with friends and lets users search and send offers to others. This project reflects my passion for collecting, data organization, and community-building, while exploring how Toyko could support brands like Pop Mart by boosting engagement and visibility.
Name
Toyko
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Timeline
March 2025 - Present
Tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
With blind boxes growing in popularity, collectors struggle to track what they own, want, or have traded. Without a central platform, it’s easy to lose track, make repeat purchases, or miss trading opportunities.
A Community With No Home
PROBLEM
Fonts and Colors
Logo and Story
Assets & Icons
Tiny Figures, Big Personality
Each character asset in Toyko was carefully chosen to reflect the playful spirit of the blind box community. From Sony Angels to Skullpanda, these figures represent some of the most beloved collectibles across various series. These sample assets bring personality to the app and help users instantly recognize the diverse world of blind box toys.
The background shapes highlight the mini figures while keeping the design playful and bold. Slightly angled with rounded corners, the shapes feel dynamic, and the toys spilling beyond them allude to the excitement of unboxing.
Sony Angel
Smiski
Hirono
Peach Riot
Labubu
Skullpanda
Designed for Playful Navigation
Toyko’s icons use soft, rounded shapes and bold contrast for clarity and fun. Each icon represents core functions like home, trading, chat, and wishlist, creating a consistent system that makes navigation smooth and enjoyable.
Onboarding & Home Screen
Profile
Primary
#131B40
#82D1D8
#84C778
#F5AE22
#DB4628
#DD2C40
#EFC476
#F18E7B
#EC93A5
#8D99BF
#C4E7EB
#C7E4B8
Secondary
Manage & Customize Your Collection
Beyond display, Toyko helps collectors stay organized with tools to manage wishlists, mark toys for trade, and track collection counts. Profiles can be fully customized with banners, profile pictures, and visibility settings, giving collectors control over both function and personalization.
Show Off Your Shelf: A Collector’s Digital Trophy Case
Profiles serve as display cases for collectors’ blind box toys, featuring pulls, favorites, and diary logs. Badges and titles—like "Mini Master" (10 toys) or "Blind Box Boss" (100+)—celebrate milestones, making each profile a unique collector identity and sparking community interaction.
Toyko’s Logo
The Toyko logo was designed to communicate playfulness and community. The underline beneath “Toy” highlights the platform’s focus on toys while adding a sense of motion and excitement, reflecting the thrill of unboxing collectibles. The “ko” references the Japanese word 子 (ko), meaning child, evoking our inner child and the curiosity and joy that drive toy collecting. Toys aren’t just for kids; they connect people and spark communities through shared playfulness and nostalgia. Every element of the logo was chosen to make the brand approachable, engaging, and memorable, supporting Toyko’s goal of creating a welcoming community for collectors.
Toyko’s Origins
Toyko was designed for toy collecting enthusiasts as a platform to connect collector communities. It serves as both a tool and a social space, allowing users to track the growth of their own collections while connecting with others who share the same passion and appreciation for collectibles.
A Personalized Start to Your Journey
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
A Digital Tool For Collectors, Built By A Collector
SOLUTION
Toyko gives blind box collectors a digital space to track, organize, and trade. With sleek UX and intuitive tools, it transforms a chaotic hobby into a more connected and engaging experience—while creating new opportunities for brands to reach fans.
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Trading & Community
Trustworthy Trading
This feature brings the heart of Toyko to life. Users can send and receive trade offers, chat about trades, and see public user collections. With social elements built in, Toyko promotes a sense of connection and shared joy among collectors—whether they're friends or new acquaintances. Built-in safety measures like reputation scores and transparent trade histories ensure every interaction feels secure. By blending trust with excitement, Toyko turns trading into a meaningful and reliable experience.
Reflection
From static screens to dynamic systems
SKILL & GROWTH
This project allowed me to expand beyond traditional Figma design into advanced prototyping techniques. I incorporated animated flows, conditional interactions, and click-through pathways to bring Toyko’s functionality to life. Working on Toyko sharpened my understanding of user behavior, taught me how to design with scalability in mind, and reinforced my belief that good design solves real-world problems—even the ones that seem niche at first.
TOYKO
Name
Toyko
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Timeline
March 2025 - Present
Tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
Toyko is a mobile app prototype that helps collectors track and trade blind box toys. Inspired by my own growing collection, it fills a market gap with no streamlined tool for tracking pulls or managing trades. The app enables direct trading with friends and lets users search and send offers to others. This project reflects my passion for collecting, data organization, and community-building, while exploring how Toyko could support brands like Pop Mart by boosting engagement and visibility.
With blind boxes growing in popularity, collectors struggle to track what they own, want, or have traded. Without a central platform, it’s easy to lose track, make repeat purchases, or miss trading opportunities.
A Community With No Home
PROBLEM
Fonts and Colors
Logo and Story
Assets & Icons
Tiny Figures, Big Personality
Each character asset in Toyko was carefully chosen to reflect the playful spirit of the blind box community. From Sony Angels to Skullpanda, these figures represent some of the most beloved collectibles across various series. These sample assets bring personality to the app and help users instantly recognize the diverse world of blind box toys.
The background shapes highlight the mini figures while keeping the design playful and bold. Slightly angled with rounded corners, the shapes feel dynamic, and the toys spilling beyond them allude to the excitement of unboxing.
Sony Angel
Smiski
Hirono
Peach Riot
Labubu
Skullpanda
Designed for Playful Navigation
Toyko’s icons use soft, rounded shapes and bold contrast for clarity and fun. Each icon represents core functions like home, trading, chat, and wishlist, creating a consistent system that makes navigation smooth and enjoyable.
Onboarding & Home Screen
Profile
Primary
#131B40
#82D1D8
#84C778
#F5AE22
#DB4628
#DD2C40
#EFC476
#F18E7B
#EC93A5
#8D99BF
#C4E7EB
#C7E4B8
Secondary
Manage & Customize Your Collection
Beyond display, Toyko helps collectors stay organized with tools to manage wishlists, mark toys for trade, and track collection counts. Profiles can be fully customized with banners, profile pictures, and visibility settings, giving collectors control over both function and personalization.
Show Off Your Shelf: A Collector’s Digital Trophy Case
Profiles serve as display cases for collectors’ blind box toys, featuring pulls, favorites, and diary logs. Badges and titles—like "Mini Master" (10 toys) or "Blind Box Boss" (100+)—celebrate milestones, making each profile a unique collector identity and sparking community interaction.
Toyko’s Logo
The Toyko logo was designed to communicate playfulness and community. The underline beneath “Toy” highlights the platform’s focus on toys while adding a sense of motion and excitement, reflecting the thrill of unboxing collectibles. The “ko” references the Japanese word 子 (ko), meaning child, evoking our inner child and the curiosity and joy that drive toy collecting. Toys aren’t just for kids; they connect people and spark communities through shared playfulness and nostalgia. Every element of the logo was chosen to make the brand approachable, engaging, and memorable, supporting Toyko’s goal of creating a welcoming community for collectors.
Toyko’s Origins
Toyko was designed for toy collecting enthusiasts as a platform to connect collector communities. It serves as both a tool and a social space, allowing users to track the growth of their own collections while connecting with others who share the same passion and appreciation for collectibles.
A Personalized Start to Your Journey
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
A Digital Tool For Collectors, Built By A Collector
SOLUTION
Toyko gives blind box collectors a digital space to track, organize, and trade. With sleek UX and intuitive tools, it transforms a chaotic hobby into a more connected and engaging experience—while creating new opportunities for brands to reach fans.
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Trading & Community
Trustworthy Trading
This feature brings the heart of Toyko to life. Users can send and receive trade offers, chat about trades, and see public user collections. With social elements built in, Toyko promotes a sense of connection and shared joy among collectors—whether they're friends or new acquaintances. Built-in safety measures like reputation scores and transparent trade histories ensure every interaction feels secure. By blending trust with excitement, Toyko turns trading into a meaningful and reliable experience.
Reflection
From static screens to dynamic systems
SKILL & GROWTH
This project allowed me to expand beyond traditional Figma design into advanced prototyping techniques. I incorporated animated flows, conditional interactions, and click-through pathways to bring Toyko’s functionality to life. Working on Toyko sharpened my understanding of user behavior, taught me how to design with scalability in mind, and reinforced my belief that good design solves real-world problems—even the ones that seem niche at first.
TOYKO
Toyko is a mobile app prototype that helps collectors track and trade blind box toys. Inspired by my own growing collection, it fills a market gap with no streamlined tool for tracking pulls or managing trades. The app enables direct trading with friends and lets users search and send offers to others. This project reflects my passion for collecting, data organization, and community-building, while exploring how Toyko could support brands like Pop Mart by boosting engagement and visibility.
With blind boxes growing in popularity, collectors struggle to track what they own, want, or have traded. Without a central platform, it’s easy to lose track, make repeat purchases, or miss trading opportunities.
A Community With No Home
PROBLEM
Fonts and Colors
Logo and Story
Assets & Icons
Tiny Figures, Big Personality
Each character asset in Toyko was carefully chosen to reflect the playful spirit of the blind box community. From Sony Angels to Skullpanda, these figures represent some of the most beloved collectibles across various series. These sample assets bring personality to the app and help users instantly recognize the diverse world of blind box toys.
The background shapes highlight the mini figures while keeping the design playful and bold. Slightly angled with rounded corners, the shapes feel dynamic, and the toys spilling beyond them allude to the excitement of unboxing.
Sony Angel
Smiski
Hirono
Peach Riot
Labubu
Skullpanda
Designed for Playful Navigation
Toyko’s icons use soft, rounded shapes and bold contrast for clarity and fun. Each icon represents core functions like home, trading, chat, and wishlist, creating a consistent system that makes navigation smooth and enjoyable.
Onboarding & Home Screen
Profile
Trading & Community
Reflection
From static screens to dynamic systems
SKILL & GROWTH
This project allowed me to expand beyond traditional Figma design into advanced prototyping techniques. I incorporated animated flows, conditional interactions, and click-through pathways to bring Toyko’s functionality to life. Working on Toyko sharpened my understanding of user behavior, taught me how to design with scalability in mind, and reinforced my belief that good design solves real-world problems—even the ones that seem niche at first.
Primary
#131B40
#82D1D8
#84C778
#F5AE22
#DB4628
#DD2C40
#EFC476
#F18E7B
#EC93A5
#8D99BF
#C4E7EB
#C7E4B8
Secondary
Manage & Customize Your Collection
Beyond display, Toyko helps collectors stay organized with tools to manage wishlists, mark toys for trade, and track collection counts. Profiles can be fully customized with banners, profile pictures, and visibility settings, giving collectors control over both function and personalization.
Show Off Your Shelf: A Collector’s Digital Trophy Case
Profiles serve as display cases for collectors’ blind box toys, featuring pulls, favorites, and diary logs. Badges and titles—like "Mini Master" (10 toys) or "Blind Box Boss" (100+)—celebrate milestones, making each profile a unique collector identity and sparking community interaction.
Toyko’s Logo
The Toyko logo was designed to communicate playfulness and community. The underline beneath “Toy” highlights the platform’s focus on toys while adding a sense of motion and excitement, reflecting the thrill of unboxing collectibles. The “ko” references the Japanese word 子 (ko), meaning child, evoking our inner child and the curiosity and joy that drive toy collecting. Toys aren’t just for kids; they connect people and spark communities through shared playfulness and nostalgia. Every element of the logo was chosen to make the brand approachable, engaging, and memorable, supporting Toyko’s goal of creating a welcoming community for collectors.
Toyko’s Origins
Toyko was designed for toy collecting enthusiasts as a platform to connect collector communities. It serves as both a tool and a social space, allowing users to track the growth of their own collections while connecting with others who share the same passion and appreciation for collectibles.
Trustworthy Trading
This feature brings the heart of Toyko to life. Users can send and receive trade offers, chat about trades, and see public user collections. With social elements built in, Toyko promotes a sense of connection and shared joy among collectors—whether they're friends or new acquaintances. Built-in safety measures like reputation scores and transparent trade histories ensure every interaction feels secure. By blending trust with excitement, Toyko turns trading into a meaningful and reliable experience.
A Personalized Start to Your Journey
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
Name
Toyko
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Timeline
March 2025 - Present
Tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
A Digital Tool For Collectors, Built By A Collector
SOLUTION
Toyko gives blind box collectors a digital space to track, organize, and trade. With sleek UX and intuitive tools, it transforms a chaotic hobby into a more connected and engaging experience—while creating new opportunities for brands to reach fans.
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TOYKO
Toyko is a mobile app prototype that helps collectors track and trade blind box toys. Inspired by my own growing collection, it fills a market gap with no streamlined tool for tracking pulls or managing trades. The app enables direct trading with friends and lets users search and send offers to others. This project reflects my passion for collecting, data organization, and community-building, while exploring how Toyko could support brands like Pop Mart by boosting engagement and visibility.
Name
Toyko
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Timeline
March 2025 - Present
Tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
With blind boxes growing in popularity, collectors struggle to track what they own, want, or have traded. Without a central platform, it’s easy to lose track, make repeat purchases, or miss trading opportunities.
A Community With No Home
PROBLEM
Toyko gives blind box collectors a digital space to track, organize, and trade. With sleek UX and intuitive tools, it transforms a chaotic hobby into a more connected and engaging experience—while creating new opportunities for brands to reach fans.
A Digital Tool For Collectors, Built By A Collector
SOLUTION
Fonts & Colors
Fonts & Colors
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condesed
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normal
#F5AE22
#DB4628
#DD2C40
Primary
#EFC476
#F18E7B
#EC93A5
#8D99BF
#C4E7EB
#C7E4B8
Secondary
#131B40
#82D1D8
#84C778
Assets & Icons
Tiny Figures, Big Personality
Each character asset in Toyko was carefully chosen to reflect the playful spirit of the blind box community. From Sony Angels to Skullpanda, these figures represent some of the most beloved collectibles across various series. These sample assets bring personality to the app and help users instantly recognize the diverse world of blind box toys.
The background shapes highlight the mini figures while keeping the design playful and bold. Slightly angled with rounded corners, the shapes feel dynamic, and the toys spilling beyond them allude to the excitement of unboxing.
Designed for Playful Navigation
Toyko’s icons use soft, rounded shapes and bold contrast for clarity and fun. Each icon represents core functions like home, trading, chat, and
wishlist, creating a consistent system that makes navigation smooth and enjoyable.
Onboarding & Home Screen
Profile
Trading & Community
Reflection
A Personalized Start to Your Journey
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
Toyko’s Logo
The Toyko logo was designed to communicate playfulness and community. The underline beneath “Toy” highlights the platform’s focus on toys while adding a sense of motion and excitement, reflecting the thrill of unboxing collectibles. The “ko” references the Japanese word 子 (ko), meaning child, evoking our inner child and the curiosity and joy that drive toy collecting. Toys aren’t just for kids; they connect people and spark communities through shared playfulness and nostalgia. Every element of the logo was chosen to make the brand approachable, engaging, and memorable, supporting Toyko’s goal of creating a welcoming community for collectors.
Toyko’s Origins
Toyko was designed for toy collecting enthusiasts as a platform to connect collector communities. It serves as both a tool and a social space, allowing users to track the growth of their own collections while connecting with others who share the same passion and appreciation for collectibles.
Show Off Your Shelf: A Collector’s Digital Trophy Case
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
Manage & Customize Your Collection
Beyond display, Toyko helps collectors stay organized with tools to manage wishlists, mark toys for trade, and track collection counts. Profiles can be fully customized with banners, profile pictures, and visibility settings, giving collectors control over both function and personalization.
Trustworthy Trading
This feature brings the heart of Toyko to life. Users can send and receive trade offers, chat about trades, and see public user collections. With social elements built in, Toyko promotes a sense of connection and
shared joy among collectors—whether they're friends or new acquaintances. Built-in safety measures like reputation scores and transparent trade histories ensure every interaction feels secure. By blending trust with excitement, Toyko turns trading into a meaningful and reliable experience.
This project allowed me to expand beyond traditional Figma design into advanced prototyping techniques. I incorporated animated flows, conditional interactions, and click-through pathways to bring Toyko’s functionality to life. Working on Toyko sharpened my understanding of user behavior, taught me how to design with scalability in mind, and reinforced my belief that good design solves real-world problems—even the ones that seem niche at first.
From static screens to dynamic systems
SKILL & GROWTH
TOYKO
Toyko is a mobile app prototype that helps collectors track and trade blind box toys. Inspired by my own growing collection, it fills a market gap with no streamlined tool for tracking pulls or managing trades. The app enables direct trading with friends and lets users search and send offers to others. This project reflects my passion for collecting, data organization, and community-building, while exploring how Toyko could support brands like Pop Mart by boosting engagement and visibility.
Name
Toyko
My Role
UX/UI Deisgner
Timeline
Marcha 2025 - Present
Tools
Figma, Adobe Illustrator
Font & Colors
Assets & Icons
Onboarding & Home Screen
Profile
Trading & Community
Reflection
A Digital Tool For Collectors, Built By A Collector
SOLUTION
Toyko gives blind box collectors a digital space to track, organize, and trade. With sleek UX and intuitive tools, it transforms a chaotic hobby into a more connected and engaging experience—while creating new opportunities for brands to reach fans.
With blind boxes growing in popularity, collectors struggle to track what they own, want, or have traded. Without a central platform, it’s easy to lose track, make repeat purchases, or miss trading opportunities.
A Community With No Home
PROBLEM
From Static Screens to Dynamic Systems
KEY LEARNINGS
This project allowed me to expand beyond traditional Figma design into advanced prototyping techniques. I incorporated animated flows, conditional interactions, and click-through pathways to bring Toyko’s functionality to life. Working on Toyko sharpened my understanding of user behavior, taught me how to design with scalability in mind, and reinforced my belief that good design solves real-world problems—even the ones that seem niche at first.
Primary
#131B40
#82D1D8
#84C778
#F5AE22
#DB4628
#DD2C40
#EFC476
#F18E7B
#EC93A5
Secondary
Tiny Figures, Big Personality
Each character asset in Toyko was carefully chosen to reflect the playful spirit of the blind box community. From Sony Angels to Skullpanda, these figures represent some of the most beloved collectibles across various series. These sample assets bring personality to the app and help users instantly recognize the diverse world of blind box toys.
The background shapes highlight the mini figures while keeping the design playful and bold. Slightly angled with rounded corners, the shapes feel dynamic, and the toys spilling beyond them allude to the excitement of unboxing.
Logo and Story
Designed for Playful Navigation
Toyko’s icons use soft, rounded shapes and bold contrast for clarity and fun. Each icon represents core functions like home, trading, chat, and wishlist, creating a consistent system that makes navigation smooth and enjoyable.
A Personalized Start to Your Journey
Onboarding welcomes users to Toyko, helping them set preferences and customize profile visuals. The home screen highlights collection logs, friend updates, and trending toys, while the Toyko News tab shares updates, drops, and announcements.
Manage & Customize Your Collection
Beyond display, Toyko helps collectors stay organized with tools to manage wishlists, mark toys for trade, and track collection counts. Profiles can be fully customized with banners, profile pictures, and visibility settings, giving collectors control over both function and personalization.
Show Off Your Shelf: A Collector’s Digital Trophy Case
Profiles serve as display cases for collectors’ blind box toys, featuring pulls, favorites, and diary logs. Badges and titles—like "Mini Master" (10 toys) or "Blind Box Boss" (100+)—celebrate milestones, making each profile a unique collector identity and sparking community interaction.
Toyko’s Logo
The Toyko logo was designed to communicate playfulness and community. The underline beneath “Toy” highlights the platform’s focus on toys while adding a sense of motion and excitement, reflecting the thrill of unboxing collectibles. The “ko” references the Japanese word 子 (ko), meaning child, evoking our inner child and the curiosity and joy that drive toy collecting. Toys aren’t just for kids; they connect people and spark communities through shared playfulness and nostalgia. Every element of the logo was chosen to make the brand approachable, engaging, and memorable, supporting Toyko’s goal of creating a welcoming community for collectors.
Toyko’s Origins
Toyko was designed for toy collecting enthusiasts as a platform to connect collector communities. It serves as both a tool and a social space, allowing users to track the growth of their own collections while connecting with others who share the same passion and appreciation for collectibles.
Trustworthy Trading
This feature brings the heart of Toyko to life. Users can send and receive trade offers, chat about trades, and see public user collections. With social elements built in, Toyko promotes a sense of connection and shared joy among collectors—whether they're friends or new acquaintances. Built-in safety measures like reputation scores and transparent trade histories ensure every interaction feels secure. By blending trust with excitement, Toyko turns trading into a meaningful and reliable experience.
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