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Findays: a website template for personal finance apps.
One hero that shows the product, with a clear path to sign-up and pricing.
The brief. A personal finance platform that has to explain income, expenses, bills, savings and payments in one place without looking like a spreadsheet.
Three design decisions.
1. One green accent on a pale mint ground, so the brand reads calm instead of cold like a bank.
2. The...
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Mint green keeps a finance product from feeling stiff. Showing the chart inside the hero sells it quickly.
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Great job Cheree🎉🎉