When creating your NFT Mint Website on Radius.art, each field plays a critical role in shaping how your fans will experience the minting process. Here's a detailed breakdown of each field you’ll encounter:

Site Identity

This section defines the overall branding and identity of your minting website. It includes key visual and textual elements that will make the site unique and reflective of your personal brand.

• Site Name:
  The name of your site, typically your brand or artist name, which appears in the browser tab and other identifiers across the web.

  • Example: DJ Sergiu – This makes it clear that this site is directly associated with you, DJ Sergiu.

• Site Domain:
  This is the URL where your fans will access the mint site. Radius.art allows you to create a subdomain for free (e.g., djsergiu.radius.art), though you may also be able to connect a custom domain if preferred.

  • Example: djsergiu.radius.art – It’s personalized to your name, making it easy for fans to find.

• Favicon:
  This small icon appears in the browser tab when users visit your site. Typically, it’s a miniature version of your logo or another symbol representing your brand.

  • Tip: Use a simple and recognizable icon to represent your brand.

• Logo:
  Your site’s logo is a key part of your branding. Upload a logo that will appear prominently at the top of the mint site. This enhances the branding and visual identity of the site.

  • Tip: A high-resolution image that reflects your brand is ideal.

Mint Page

This section defines the core content that your fans will interact with on your mint page. It includes the title, description, and any visual content, such as banners, that will shape their experience while minting.

• Title:
  This is the main heading on your mint page. It should be clear and enticing, encouraging fans to engage with the page.

  • Example: "Get your fan card!" – This is simple, action-oriented, and directly tells fans what they’re about to do.

• Content:
  The description or body content that explains what your NFT is and why fans should mint it. This section can include details on the perks associated with owning your NFTs and any special benefits for holders.

  • Example:
    "The DJ Sergiu fan card allows you to select members-only perks like concert tickets, fans-only content, asking questions to DJ Sergiu 1:1, and lots more."
    This clearly lays out the benefits of holding the NFT and entices fans to participate.

  • HTML Friendly: The content supports HTML formatting, so you can include line breaks, links, or styled text to make the message visually appealing.

• Banner Image:
  This image appears at the top of your mint page and helps set the visual tone for the entire minting experience. It could be related to the NFT collection, your branding, or even an exclusive piece of artwork tied to the mint.

  • Tip: Choose an eye-catching image that represents your NFT collection and reinforces your branding.

Earnings

This section focuses on how your NFTs will be priced and sold, as well as the methods through which fans can claim them.

• Free Mint?:
  A toggle that allows you to decide whether your fans can mint the NFTs for free or whether they’ll need to pay.

  • Example: If selected, the mint will be free for your fans to claim, which can encourage wider participation.

• Claim with Email?:
  If this option is enabled, fans can claim NFTs by providing their email address, making the process more accessible for those who may not be familiar with crypto wallets. This can help bridge the gap between mainstream users and blockchain technology.

  • Tip: Use this option if you want to simplify the minting process and attract a broader audience.

• Price (SOL):
  The price of each NFT in Solana (SOL). If you're charging for the mint, this is where you set the price.

  • Example: 0.002 SOL – This is a low-cost mint, which could encourage wider participation from fans.

• Treasury Wallet:
  The Solana wallet address where the proceeds from the mint will be sent. It’s important to ensure this wallet is correct since all funds will be directed here.

  • Example: 9M3TXfSCY87CDTppVti5St7LnoFt7GrmXQFFTQjBk9q8 – This is the wallet address where all the funds will be transferred after each successful mint.

Time Locking

Time locking allows you to define specific start and end dates for the mint. This helps create urgency and scarcity by limiting when fans can claim their NFTs.

• Start Date:
  The date when your minting process begins. Fans will only be able to mint NFTs starting from this date.

  • Example: Wednesday, 2 October, 2024 – Minting starts on this specific date.

• Start Time:
  The exact time the mint begins, ensuring that minting is time-sensitive.

  • Example: 10:00 – Fans will be able to start minting from 10 AM on the chosen date.

• End Date:
  The date when minting ends. After this date, no more NFTs can be claimed, creating scarcity and urgency.

  • Example: Friday, 4 October, 2024 – Minting will stop on this date.

• End Time:
  The precise time when the mint closes.

  • Example: 16:00 – Minting will end at 4 PM on the final day.

Final Considerations

With Radius.art, creating your NFT minting site gives you full control over the branding, minting mechanics, and engagement with your fanbase. You can:

• Personalize the site identity with your branding (logo, favicon, site name) to create a cohesive experience for your community.
• Provide detailed information through the mint page content, encouraging fans to mint by clearly explaining the perks and benefits of your NFT.
• Manage the pricing and earnings from the mint by setting the price in SOL or offering a free mint, and direct all proceeds to your wallet.
• Use time locking to create urgency by controlling when fans can participate, adding an element of exclusivity to the drop.

This setup allows you to engage with your fans, monetize your art, and offer premium experiences through NFTs on a platform designed for seamless Web3 interaction.

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