Designing a smarter way to transfer funds in Thailand for this FinTech startup.

This Thailand FinTech startup is on a mission to make international banking easy and accessible to Thais and ex-pats alike. The Thailand banking system is unlike any other in the world. Archaic systems and stringent compliance regulations often restrict people's ability to conveniently manage and transfer funds internationally—or even locally. This startup is about to change all of that. As the only company approved in Thailand to provide and support international banking fund transfers, they're leading the way for Thailand to become a financial center in Southeast Asia. Working with the product, marketing and development teams, delivered a beautiful, pixel-perfect UX/UI design -- all while complying with Thailand banking regulation. Streamlining the design-to-development pipeline. Knowledge and experience of the process and requirements of agile development were the drivers for a component-based design approach. In short, I thought to myself, "self, if you were to be the one to program this app, how would you want the UX/UI design delivered?" Smart product. Smart design. The answer: Atomic Design (yeah, that's a thing). Every element was designed as a library component, which would then be developed as a modular and reusable component in the React app. That is, I could choose to export the design as images, JSON, or even ReactJS components. I mean, really, whatever-the-hell I want, as long as it gets me to a simple programming solution. To further support the development team, as well as sell in the design to C-levels, we developed a hi-fidelity design prototype of user interactions and task flows, allowing stakeholders to view and interact with the UI on their devices.