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Veyra -Fintech Onboarding UI & Motion Exploration ✨
A UI design exploration focused on creating a clean, modern, and engaging onboarding experience for a fintech mobile app.
I explored typography, visual hierarchy, gradients, and smooth transitions to bring the interface to life.
I also experimented with motion design using Jitter and Figma Motion, adding a more dynamic feel to the overall experience.
🎨 Concept Inspiration: Dribbble
Tools: Figma, Jitter & Figma Motion
#UIDesign #Fintech #MotionDesign #UIUX
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