Designed and developed a modern AI E-Wallet mobile app using a Glassmorphism design system to deliver a premium, transparent, and depth-rich financial experience. The app combines AI-driven intelligence with a clean, intuitive interface for seamless digital money management.
Handled end-to-end product development as both designer and developer—from UX research, wireframing, and UI design to front-end implementation—ensuring consistency, usability, and smooth performance across all screens.
Key Features:
> AI-based spending insights & financial suggestions
> Smart expense tracking & auto-categorization
> Instant peer-to-peer payments
> Digital wallet with multi-account management
> Transaction history with visual analytics
> Secure authentication (biometric + OTP)
> Real-time notifications & alerts
> Interactive dashboard with Glassmorphism UI cards
The final product delivers a futuristic, user-friendly E-Wallet experience that blends aesthetic innovation with practical financial tools for modern users.
And before I bring it to the live version, I need an honest opinion from someone who hasn't been staring at these screens for hours:
Does it feel better?
I designed a clean, minimalist e-commerce concept for Nike centered around the iconic Air Jordan series. The goal was to create a bold, modern hero section that instantly grabs attention while keeping the navigation effortless for shoppers.
Key Highlights:
Hero Visual: Featured high-resolution shoe imagery paired with bold display typography.
Minimal Layout: Dark, muted color scheme that makes the product pop without visual noise.
Streamlined UI: Essential navigation tabs paired with a direct CTA for seamless user flow.
Investment Portfolio UI • Motion Exploration
Exploring how motion can make financial data feel easier to understand.
Designed this investment portfolio interaction around a simple idea: keep the numbers dominant, reduce visual noise, and use animation to communicate change over time rather than adding decoration.
Designed in Figma, with the motion focused on the graph, balance and period selection.
Would be interested to know which interaction feels most useful in a real investment product.