π Excited to share something I've been working on!
I recently implemented a Biometric Verification System for Eatsy Dine & Reserve β a dining app by Bank Alfalah that lets users reserve tables, browse digital menus, and make secure payments seamlessly.
As part of the engineering team, I built out biometric authentication to add an extra layer of security to the user login and verification flow β making the experience not just smoother, but significantly more secure.
π What the biometric system brings to the table:
β’ Fingerprint & face-based authentication
β’ Faster, passwordless login experience
β’ Enhanced security for payment verification
β’ Seamless integration within the existing app architecture
Working on fintech-grade security in a real-world consumer app has been an incredible learning experience. Balancing UX with robust security is always a fun engineering challenge!
Designed a trustworthy FinTech mobile app for global money transfers.
Process: Started with user flow & wireframes for 3-tap transfer, then built a scalable design system in Figma with 100+ components.
Outcome: Final UI focuses on clarity and trust β from onboarding to Home Dashboard ($12,450 balance), Send Money, and Money Sent success state. Built for conversion and speed.
Tools: Figma, iOS Design System, SF Pro
Tags: Mobile App, FinTech, UI/UX, Product Design
The Vault case study banner with the Rethinking mobile banking script headline is classy. Building the whole system on an 8-pt grid and shipping 15+ screens with full flows shows real systems thinking.
Sending money should not feel like filling out a tax form is the perfect problem statement. Framing the design goals as send money in under 30 seconds and show every fee before confirming gives the whole case study a sharp spine.