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I built the MoniLens mobile app, so the landing page had one job: explain what the app does in the time it takes to scroll.
MoniLens is a personal finance app for people who are tired of apps that only list what they spent. The page leads with the question people actually have, “Where is my money going?”, and answers it right there with the app on screen in the hero.
The design choices:
One green, used with discipline. Deep green for actions and key words, white space everywhere else, so the page feels calm and trustworthy, which matters when you’re asking people about their money.
Benefits backed by survey findings. Each key benefit sits next to a real finding from the people they surveyed, so the claims come from user research and not from slogans.
A privacy section placed on purpose. “No banking PINs or passwords” and “never sold to advertisers” get their own block before the FAQ, because that’s the first worry people have about money apps.
One call to action. “Join the First Testers” repeats in the hero, the middle and the closing banner, so a visitor never has to look for the next step.
Built with: Next.js and Tailwindcss
Live page: https://www.mymonilens.com
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