UX case study / Digital banking

Money, made
clearer.

A premium mobile banking redesign that brings everyday money tasks, card controls, and security into one calm, confident experience.

Explore the redesign Designed for iOS and Android
10 weeksProject timeline
15+ screensMobile experience
End to endUX design role
✳ Designed around confidence
Banking app home screen with balance, cards, quick actions, and recent transactions
Banking app onboarding screen with security message and a Get Started action
Clarity at a glanceBalance · cards · activity

One connected experience, from first sign-in to everyday banking.

02Mobile platforms
05Navigation areas
15+Designed screens
One goalMake money feel manageable.

01 — The challenge

Banking is personal.
The experience should feel that way.

Financial apps bring sensitive details and high-stakes actions into a small screen. The redesign focused on making the important things easier to find, understand, and trust.

01

Trust at the moment it matters

Identity checks and money movement need clear steps and reassuring context.

CONFIDENCE
03

One experience across every task

Core banking, card controls, security, and help should feel like parts of the same product.

CONSISTENCY

Design questionHow might we help people feel informed and in control whenever they manage their money?

02 — The process

From a clear brief
to connected journeys.

A focused design process shaped the app around core jobs, then used prompt-led exploration to move quickly into considered screen design.

01

Frame the challenge

Prioritise trust, clarity, and control across everyday financial tasks and money moments.

A focused design brief
02

Map the journeys

Group home, cards, analytics, profile, and settings into clear, easy-to-follow destinations.

A simpler information structure
03

Explore with Figma AI

Use prompts to explore early screen directions, then critique and refine the strongest ideas.

Fast visual exploration
04

Unify and prototype

Connect key flows with shared components, clear states, and a consistent visual system.

A connected screen set

The role of AI

AI helped explore. Design judgment shaped the experience.

Prompted screen generation was a starting point for visual exploration—not a substitute for flow decisions, accessibility considerations, or user validation.

PromptExploreRefine

03 — The solution

A calmer path through
everyday banking.

Choose a moment to explore the app screens. Each view is shown inside a mobile device frame.

Home dashboard screen
Send money screen
iPhone · Home Android · Transfer

Know where you stand

A useful snapshot, right when you open the app.

Balance, cards, recent activity, and quick actions sit together so people can scan their money and choose a next step without hunting through menus.

Balance and activity are easy to scan
Frequent actions stay close at hand
Clarity before action
Interactive screen previewUse the tabs to switch journeys

A closer look · Spending insights

Make the numbers
tell a story.

Time filters and category breakdowns help turn spending data into something people can scan, compare, and act on.

Built for understanding
Readable charts. Clear categories. Context without clutter.

The interactive chart uses illustrative sample data. It does not represent measured user or product outcomes.

Spending overview

SAMPLE VIEW · SPENDING

Good money habits, in focus.

Available balance$14,235.00

Spending by category

Illustrative monthly mix

A gentle nudge

Small patterns can add up.

Recurring costs and spending trends can be easier to spot with the right context.

Explore insights
Sample interfaceSimple view · Clear choices
MacBook
✳ A design-system view of financial clarity

04 — The impact

A connected design.
Clear next questions.

The outcome is a coherent screen set and a set of design hypotheses ready to validate. No launch metrics or confirmed user-test results are included in this concept.

Design output

15+

Connected app screens

Across onboarding, account, payments, cards, analytics, security, and support.

Next to validate

OnboardingCan people complete verification with confidence?

Money movementCan people review and confirm transfers accurately?

Card controlCan people find the right action when it matters?

Spending insightsCan people interpret the patterns and use them?

Design principlePremium banking is not more complexity. It is more confidence in fewer, clearer steps.

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