How to use the Flair dashboard to reduce dependency on web3 development In this blog post, I am going to show you how to release an NFT collection on your site without knowing all the complexity and best practices of smart contract and Web3 development; while having full ownership and visibility into the code that you are deploying. To get all these features and benefits, we are going to use dashboard. Flair Create an NFT Collection The first step in our journey is to create an NFT collection in dashboard. Flair You can consider the collection as a specific entity on the blockchain that has its own unique address and properties. With this NFT collection, you will be able to issue digital assets in an immutable way. E.x if you issue 5K gaming assets as NFTs for your next gaming project, those 5K NFTs will remain untouchable on the blockchain and everyone can verify their authenticity. Also, another important aspect of creating and deploying an NFT collection for developers is to make sure they fully own the NFT contract, which is the case for Flair’s smart contracts. After clicking on the , you can choose which type of collection you like to create. For now we are going to choose the . Please note that with this collection, you are going to deploy an smart contract, which means all the NFTs in this collection will be unique. “Create new collection” “Full Featured Collection” ERC721 This is a collection that gives us all the necessary building blocks we need to release our NFTs. Some of these building blocks are Pre-Sale and Public Sale features which we are going to talk about later. Also, you get an estimate for how much gas you are going to spend when deploying this contract. Since we are on the Rinkeby testnet in this example, we get the estimate of ~10.89USD for the gas fee of this deployment. If you are just testing things, make sure to choose a testnet in dashboard’s top corner, so you don’t have to actually pay for gas. Upon choosing this option, there are few sections that we need to fill for our NFT collection. Your collection Here, we are trying to define the general information about our NFT collection that will appear in marketplaces like OpenSea. Here is an example: Tokens This is the section which you define the Symbol of your NFT collection which will appear in . Also, the max supply will define an immutable number of NFTs that can ever exist in your collection. Etherscan Pre-reveal placeholder It is usually the case where you need to have a pre-reveal placeholder for your NFT collection before actually revealing the NFT assets. Via this section, you can define the name, image and description of NFTs that you want to be shown in different marketplaces before your NFTs are revealed. Let’s see an example for this: Sales and Royalty Now, we can set some basic sales information about our NFT collection. For example, we can add pre-sale and public-sale prices for the NFTs, while having control over how many NFTs users can mint in the pre-sale per wallet while defining how many mints are allowed per transaction in the public-sale. Additionally, you can set royalty percentage over secondary sales and also who should be the recipient of those royalty earnings. Inspect the code After you are done with this stage, you can click on to go to the next step to be able to deploy your contract; while you also have the option to click on the . This option gives you full transparency over the code that you are going to deploy. You even have the option to manually deploy the contract yourself, but Flair just make it easier through the dashboard. “Preview” “Inspect the code” Saving the collection After clicking on the section, you are welcomed by this page, you can see the overview of your collection on the left, while on the right side of the page you can see the status of your collection and pre-reveal metadata being uploaded to IPFS to make it persistent and immutable. When all the check-marks are green, you can click on to go to the next step. “Preview” “Save now” Deploy One more step before we have our contract up and running on the blockchain; and that is deploying the contract. In this page you can see that the status of the contract is still set to . After hitting the deploy, you can see the status changed to . Also, the Deploy Transaction and Contract Address are visible and can be examined further on Etherscan. “Not deployed yet” “Successfully deployed” Congratulations :) You now have successfully have deployed an ERC721 smart contract. But what comes after this? With Flair’s dashboard, you can easily manage your Pre-Sale, Public-Sale, Metadata Management and Royalty Settings (a feature coming soon); but we are going to cover those use-cases in future posts and focus on embedding the minting widget for our collection in our site and allow our community members to easily mint their NFTs. Minting When you click on the section, you will have access to the section. You can either use the which offers you a basic URL, or alternatively you can use the and easily embed the minting widget into your website as an iframe. And that’s it. “Minting” “Minting Widget” “Public Minting Wage” “Public Minting Widget” https://youtu.be/AnIv73eD1y8 Also Published Here Learn more about Flair: Site: Discord: Twitter: https://flair.finance https://discord.gg/flair https://twitter.com/flairfinance

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