Covenant Zechariah
Website & Mobile App Designer • I Web3 curious • Let’s talk✉
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It’s Friday and I’m posting my work.
I’m a Ui/Ux Designer. I design how things work, not just how they look.
Interfaces, flows, and moments that make products feel effortless.
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Practice makes perfect.
I say that because comparing how I used to design dashboards then and the way I design dashboards now, I see is growth.
I’ve always been one to run away from designing dashboards. They felt intimidating. I’ll say to myself, “too much data”, “too many decisions”, “too many ways to get it wrong”. But I’ve learned that growth doesn’t happen where we’re comfortable. So today, I decided to face that fear.
This wasn’t just about visuals, it was about designing understanding, not just data. I explored two different dashboard approaches, each solving the same problem in a slightly different way, because good UX isn’t always about one “perfect” solution, but about thoughtful trade-offs.
Which of the dashboards do you think has a better UX, A or B?
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Saving money can be stressful, I know, but the experience shouldn’t be.
I was supposed to design just one screen, but I thought to myself, why not design more screens to enhance a better user experience, so I did.
But instead of starting with visuals, I started with the user’s mindset , made my research and sketched my wireframes. This wasn’t just about designing a screen. I designed the flow, prototyped interactions, and added subtle animations to test how progress and feedback can guide users naturally.
It’s a Good Monday to post, and here are my designs.
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Design President
@Covey_desi... •2d
🚨FIRST DESIGN OF THE YEAR🚨
Most fintech apps treat failed transactions like a dead end. As a user, that moment is stressful-you don't know what happened, if your money is gone, or what to do next.
I designed 2 different 'transaction failed' screens for mobile view to focus on clarity, reassurance, and next steps.
- Good UX doesn't just celebrate success, it also supports users when things go wrong.
A or B, which do you prefer and why? Please let me know what you think.
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Hi, name’s Covey and I’m a UI/UX Designer.
I design intuitive, clean, and scalable mobile apps and websites for startups, from early-stage ideas to growing SaaS products. My focus is on clarity, usability, and designing experiences that actually solve problems and drive results. Here are some of my designs👇🏾
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