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Cover image for Designing a fintech eWallet home screen is not about showing...
Designing a fintech eWallet home screen is not about showing features—it’s about reducing anxiety. When I started this design, my first question was simple: What does a user need to feel confident within the first 3 seconds? That insight shaped every decision. The balance is placed front and center, not buried, because financial clarity builds trust. Primary actions like Withdraw, Transfer, and Pay Bill are surfaced immediately to reduce cognitive load and eliminate hesitation. No scrolling, no guessing. Quick Transfer is intentionally visual. Faces over names reduce decision time and make money movement feel human rather than transactional. Transactions follow a clear hierarchy with color-coded feedback, helping users instantly understand money in vs money out without reading details.
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Cover image for Every recipe app asks what
Every recipe app asks what you want to cook. I never know that. I know what's in my kitchen. So I built SlopCook (https://slopcook.figma.site). ADD what you have in your kitchen closet. It tells you what you can make based on those. 🧺 The Cooking Page has a fridge with magnets and stickers. Drag things around. Tap a card and watch the fridge open into cooking mode. Oh u can also add your image to put in the fridge if you want. ⏱️ Cooking page is distraction free. Step by step guides. Timer on each step so you don't burn your spices (I used to do that. A LOT) Built as a PWA so it works on any device. Not a programmer. 150+ prompts. Zeroooo tools outside Figma Make. It actually surprised me. How easy the uiux is + superb consistent This is what I wanted to exist. So I made it. Thank you 😃 @Contra HQ @Figma
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Cover image for Is your CRM truly helping
Is your CRM truly helping you, or is it becoming a source of frustration? Poor data quality can really slow down your sales momentum. When your team isn't confident in the CRM, they might avoid using it altogether, and that’s where the challenges for Sales Ops can begin. Let's work together to turn it into a tool that supports your success! 😊 I’ve been working on a 4-phase roadmap designed to rebuild that lost trust and turn your CRM back into a powerhouse for growth: ◼️Quick Data Wins: Start with the basics. Deduplicate records and archive the junk. When the noise disappears, the value becomes visible. ◼️Transparency: Show the "Before vs. After." When users see exactly what changed and why, they start believing in the system again. ◼️Involve Top Performers: Get your power users in the room early. Their feedback ensures the CRM actually supports the way they sell. ◼️Visible Benefits: Prove the ROI. Better lead routing and a cleaner pipeline mean more deals closed with less friction. How do you measure success? Review the activities logged for each representative and the percentage of opportunities with complete data. Trust develops gradually, but with a well-defined plan, it’s certain to grow. I’m curious.. What is the main challenge you’re currently experiencing with your CRM data? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇
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