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# User Flow

The IronMON experience is designed to be intuitive and engaging. Below is the step-by-step journey for users interacting with the platform:

![Basic UI](/files/QkIFn9aa6n1HnP8lMLSa)

1. **Visit the** [**IronMON Website**](https://testnet.ironmon.fun)
   * Upon arrival, users see:
     * A list of available dApps with titles and descriptions.
     * A silhouette of the robot NFT they can mint.
     * The total number of NFTs minted so far.
   * Without a wallet connected, no personal dApp usage data is visible.
2. **Connect a Wallet**
   * Users connect a supported wallet (e.g., OKX, MetaMask).
   * Once connected:
     * The site displays which dApps the user has interacted with.
     * Eligible robot components become selectable (highlighted via buttons or the robot silhouette).
3. **Select dApps for Robot Components**
   * Users choose dApps they’ve used to assign components (e.g., head, body) for their NFT.
   * After selection, the corresponding component images are revealed.
4. **Preview the Robot NFT**
   * As components are selected, a preview of the robot NFT is displayed.
     * If not all dApps in a category are used, the component appears in black-and-white.
5. **Mint the NFT**
   * Users pay 0.5 or 1 MON to mint their robot NFT.
   * For a user, duplicate dApp combinations cannot be minted again.


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