Mint page — Launch your NFT digital collectible project in three minutes
In this series, we’ll show you how to quickly launch your NFT project with Toast.
Many brands are starting to try to incorporate NFT projects, but there is no good tool to help them do so. This often results in a lot of communication costs in seeking out relevant technical teams. There are many technically and reputationally good teams on the market, but most of them are too busy and need to queue, delaying the brand’s own plans and strategies. Therefore, Toast was born to allow brands to quickly test and launch NFT digital collectible projects.
This is the third article in the series: Mint page
Outline of the series of articles “Launch your NFT digital collectible marketing project in three minutes:
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The most important thing in issuing NFT digital collectibles is to have a page for others to mint. Toast has a drag-and-drop tool that doesn’t require any coding to quickly create a page. In addition to this tool, Toast also provides embedded code for customers with their own websites, which has reduced the threshold for integrating the blockchain.
Let move to the Mint page tab and we can see that there are existing templates that can be applied directly. Toast is expected to bring more templates for everyone to use. We have a default simple template to use. We go directly to the editor.
You can see that the editor has some drag-and-drop components that can be used. For easy editing, we click on the full-screen mode button in the middle of the top.
We can directly edit here. We click on the + sign in the upper right corner to see different components that can be dragged.
Toast already has some components that are automatically linked to contracts. We can directly drag things like Total Supply, which is used to display the current casting quantity. We drag it directly below the maximum number.
Through the right side settings, we can adjust to a size of 20, so that users won’t look so hard. Next, we adjust our social media address.
When we click on it, we can see Twitter, which is wrapped in an image by a component called a link block. We need to click on the link block and then click on the gear from the top to change our link.
After the change, we can also adjust the appearance of the mobile mode.
Click on the phone in the upper left corner, and we can see how it looks in the mobile mode.
Scrolling down, you can see the Publish button. If it has not been published, clicking on the Mint page will not find the webpage. So we click on Publish.
You can see that the publishing was successful, and now you have your own Mint website!
If you click on the wallet link, you will find that there are currently no sales activities. Next, we will set up how to sell: Sales Campaign— three minutes to launch your NFT digital collectibles marketing project.
