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Nexora is a conceptual B2B FinTech dashboard designed to help finance teams track cash flow, manage vendor payments, and analyze spending. The core challenge of this project was balancing dense financial data with a clean, breathable interface that reduces cognitive load for the user.
Executive Dashboard Design: A high-level overview prioritizing KPI hierarchy. Featuring a prominent "Total Balance" card, paired bar charts for cash-flow visualization, and an integrated AI "Insights" panel to provide actionable financial recommendations.
Data Visualization & Analytics: Designed a dedicated "Spending Overview" page. Utilized donut charts and stacked bar graphs to simplify complex budget utilization and vendor categorization, ensuring data is easily scannable.
Responsive Design System (Desktop to Mobile): A masterclass in adaptive design. I mapped out the specific "Why" behind mobile transformations, such as converting a desktop sidebar into a bottom navigation bar, transforming large data tables into compact lists, and converting modal dialogs into thumb-friendly bottom sheets.
Complex User Flows: Architected a friction-free "Send Payment" flow. By implementing a Two-Step Review process (Enter Details → Review → Confirmation), I ensured high-stakes financial transactions feel secure and transparent.
Transaction Table UX: Designed a clean transaction ledger with tabular figures for fast scanning, hover states for row interaction, and clear status indicators.
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now i’m slowly getting used to the fact that i can also make the tool
for this project i wanted to explore more directions for the brand
collecting references or creating each direction from scratch would already become a project of its own
so i built a small generator and started playing with it
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keep this
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it’s still rough and i keep finding small things to fix
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