Happy new week π€οΈ Day 3 of the Summit Bank UI/UX Design Challenge π¦β¨ Three screens designed so ...Happy new week π€οΈ Day 3 of the Summit Bank UI/UX Design Challenge π¦β¨ Three screens designed so ...
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Day 3 of the Summit Bank UI/UX Design Challenge π¦β¨
Three screens designed so far: Onboarding, Login/Biometric, and the Home Dashboard β built on a warm gold-on-dark palette meant to feel premium and trustworthy without being loud about it.
The Home Dashboard was the one that took the most thought: balance front and center, quick actions within thumb's reach, recent transactions visible immediately β no clutter, no guessing where to look first.
Next up: Account Details, Money Transfer, and Transaction History. Still designing with intention, one screen at a time.
Option B feels more luxurious to meβthe watch gets a clearer hero moment and the warmer accent adds just enough energy against the dark field. The typography and product scale also make the comparison feel polished.
New case study just dropped π EvenUp β an expense-splitting app design
Ever been the one who remembers who paid for what? πΈ That's the problem EvenUp was designed to solve β because splitting costs with friends was never really about math. It was about the awkward conversation after.
Full UI/UX case study includes:
β User research & personas
β User flow mapping
β Complete design system
β Full UI β light & dark mode
β Edge cases & error states
β Interactive prototype
Full case study on Behance β link in bio β¬οΈ