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The main problem with managing money across multiple accounts is the mental math. You're checking one app for fiat, another for crypto and trying to understand where you stand.
We designed the fintech dashboard home screen around one number: your total balance.
Fiat, savings, crypto, all rolled into a single figure at the top. The individual accounts sit underneath the banking app home screen as simple line items you can tap into if you need details, but the default view does the math for you.
The credit card is right below the balance with total due and a one-tap pay button.
Recent activity shows at the bottom with categories and timestamps.
Design process: total financial position first, active debt second, recent transactions third.
The goal was to give users a complete picture of their money in one glance, everything else is one tap away for the financial app UX.
Amazing work🔥👏
Amazing!
Thank you!
I really like the animations! Which tool did you make those with?
Hi @Aavirash Mitra, we used a blend of After Effects and Rive. This one was mostly After Effects.
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🔥🔥🔥 I definitely save this work for inspiration 🚀
Most people think design starts with colors and ends with pixels.
I see it differently.
For me, design starts with questions.
Why do users leave?
Why doesn’t the product convert?
Why does a feature make sense for the business but feel confusing to customers?
I’m Viktoriia, a UI/UX designer based in Denmark 🇩🇰 and originally from Ukraine 🇺🇦.
Over the years I’ve designed websites, mobile applications, and digital products across multiple industries, helping businesses transform complex ideas into clear and intuitive user experiences.
What I enjoy most is finding clarity inside complexity. Sometimes that means redesigning a user flow. Sometimes it means creating a design system. Sometimes it means helping a business understand what problem they’re actually trying to solve.
Lately I’ve also been exploring how AI can improve the design process—not to replace creativity, but to spend less time on repetitive work and more time on thinking, strategy, and user experience.
I’m joining Contra to meet founders, builders, and creative people who care about creating products that genuinely help people.
If you’re building something ambitious, I’d love to hear about it. 🚀
Hi Viktoriia! 😊 I love your perspective that design starts with questions, not pixels. And the visual you chose for this post immediately caught my attention — such a vibrant and memorable introduction.
Wishing you lots of exciting opportunities and meaningful connections on Contra! 🚀
Hi Everyone :)
Meet Fuel Up — a cozy game about how food shapes the way you feel specially created for #Config Makeathon.
https://fuelupgame.figma.site
A cozy pixel-art game where you live through one week — seven days, three meals a day. Every food choice shifts your energy, mood, and health, and your character feels it: thriving on good days, crashing on bad ones. The twist? There's no perfect food. A smoothie before the gym is too much sugar; coffee before a deadline makes you crash when it matters most. Context is everything — just like real life.
Built entirely in Figma:
🎨 Figma Weave — generated every asset: characters, rooms for each day, food icons, and animations
🧩 Figma’s Design agent & Design Myself — designed all the screens and built them into a reusable component system.
⚙️ Figma Make & Figma MCP— brought it to life as a real, playable game: stat system, character states, dialogue, sound, and a mini-game.
Also: Suno (music), Eleven Labs (voiceover), CapCut(video editing)
This was my first time using Figma's AI tools, and I went from a blank canvas to a playable game.
You are what you eat — now you can see it.
Project Link: https://fuelupgame.figma.site
Community File: https://www.figma.com/community/file/1649450612908130735/fuel-up-game
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ruslana-prymak_configmakeathon-ugcPost-7473397981497577473-30bo/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAACom7LIBzzuhEboM2ejGbgG8MQLfvQAcpX4
This is wild! Nice work
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