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Payment screen micro-copy redesign — A vs B
The difference between A and B isn't visual. It's psychological.
Version A:
→ CTA: "Make payment" — tells the user what to do
→ "Add card" buried at the bottom, disconnected from context
Version B:
→ CTA: "Pay ₦3,500 now" — confirms the amount, creates confidence
→ "Add card" moved inline, next to where cards are listed
Why it matters:
At the payment confirmation step, users aren't unsure how to pay. They're unsure whether to pay. That's a trust problem, not a UI problem.
Showing the exact amount on the CTA removes the last moment of doubt. It answers the user's real question "is this right?" before they have to ask it.
This kind of micro-decision is what separates a screen that looks good from a flow that actually converts.
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This one is different. It's mine.
- Two weekends.
- Figma for the design (it's hand-made)
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P.S. Feels a bit odd to have "Developer" label above my name 🤣
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Thanks 🫡
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This concept focuses on clear hierarchy, strong visual storytelling, and a seamless user journey — from inspiration to consultation booking.
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