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ZEVA - A Fintech Experience Designed Around Everyday Money
Most finance apps focus heavily on transactions.
ZEVA explores what happens when financial management becomes part of a broader everyday experience.
The product combines:
• Payment and purchase management
• Outstanding payment visibility
• Refund and return tracking
• Shopping and selected stores
• Cashback benefits
• Card selection
• Personalized card customization
The design challenge was to bring these different behaviors together without making the experience feel overloaded.
The result is a clean, premium mobile interface where financial management, rewards, shopping, and personalization work as parts of one product experience.
Good fintech UX isn’t about adding more features. It’s about making complex financial actions feel easier to understand.
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love the colour
Framing finance as part of everyday life instead of just transactions is the insight most banking apps miss. Those soft gradient cards make money feel calm rather than stressful, which is half the battle in fintech UX. Really considered work.
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I think 3 or 4 work best. I really like the first one, but it moves away from the "calmness" concept
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There’s a lot of color in the wider identity, so the logo holds its own in plain white. Simple geometry with enough weight to stand up to everything around it.
This is fire, Daniel
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