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Day 3 of the Summit Bank UI/UX Design Challenge 🏦✨
Three screens designed so far: Onboarding, Login/Biometric, and the Home Dashboard — 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 — 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.
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