Mezzanine delivers a unified and consistent user interface across every application in the ecosystem. Because all apps are natively integrated into the platform, users experience seamless navigation, zero re-authentication friction, and a high degree of visual and functional cohesion.

Every application installed from the App Store appears directly in the organization’s navigation bar. There's no need to open a new tab, re-connect a wallet, or log in through a third-party domain. It all happens in one continuous interface—on a single screen, under a single session.

At the core of this experience is our shared component library. App developers have access to the same design system and UI kit used by Mezzanine itself, making it easy to build apps that look and feel native from day one. As a result, every third-party tool inherits the same professional-grade polish and consistent UX.

Additional UI/UX features include:

• Embedded Wallets: First-time users receive a Privy wallet by default, reducing onboarding friction. Crypto-native users can connect any wallet and switch with ease.
• Smart Prompts: If the user is on the wrong network or wallet, the app automatically prompts them to correct it, without breaking context.
• App-Based Navigation: Organizations can toggle between installed apps in the nav bar. Each org can customize which apps are visible, with the ability to add or remove at any time.
• No Context Switching: Whether managing compensation, reviewing documents, or approving payments, users stay within one cohesive interface.
• Reusable UI Elements: Core components—like Contacts, Documents, Notifications, and Approvals—carry over into every app, reducing redundancy and learning curve.
• Responsive and Intuitive: The platform is optimized for speed, clarity, and legibility across devices, networks, and organizational setups.

This level of UI and UX cohesion is rare in enterprise software, especially in crypto. It’s the difference between a platform that feels like an operating system and one that feels like a collection of fragmented tools. We chose the former.