Minimalist Desktop P2P File-Sharing UI

I’m putting the finishing touches on a peer-to-peer infrastructure built for fast, secure file sharing and now need a polished desktop interface to match. The entire product lives on the desktop, so every screen you design must feel at home on Windows, macOS and Linux alike.

The aesthetic I’m after is minimalist and clean—no visual noise, just the essentials presented with clarity. The core user journey is simple: pick files, choose peers, watch the transfer, then review history. Your job is to turn that flow into an intuitive, good-looking experience.

You’ll receive low-fidelity wireframes and a concise feature list; from there I need high-fidelity visuals in Figma or Sketch, complete with a small component library, colour and type tokens, and light/dark variants that respect WCAG AA contrast.

Deliverables
• Interactive Figma/Sketch file covering all screens
• Export-ready SVG/PNG asset set
• One-page style guide summarising colours, typography and states

I’ll consider the work complete when the dev team can lift any component straight into their build and the prototype lets a tester move from “Add File” to “Transfer Complete” without friction. If you’ve crafted similarly clean desktop UIs before, I’d love to see a link or two and we can get started right away.