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Flow Money

A calmer way to understand everyday finances

Flow Money design presentation

A mobile banking concept exploring account overview, spending insights and a clear send-money journey with legible balances and generous touch targets.

Brief
A calmer way to understand everyday finances
Design approach
A mobile banking concept exploring account overview, spending insights and a clear send-money journey with legible balances and generous touch targets.
Skills demonstrated
Interaction Design · Mobile UI · User Flows · Accessibility
Sample scope
Self-initiated portfolio concept with an original visual sample. The brand is fictional; this is not commissioned client work or evidence of measured business results.

Inside the design process

Put the balance and next action before secondary financial detail. A quieter hierarchy supports a task-focused interface without hiding important amounts.

Direction 1

Dense dashboard: more information at once, but a weaker primary action.

Direction 2

Card-first overview: selected for a clearer balance, then spending and recent activity.

From brief to interface

  1. 01Frame the core task: understand funds and start a transfer.
  2. 02Sketch overview, recipient and confirmation states.
  3. 03Use consistent spacing, explicit labels and comfortably sized controls.
  4. 04Prototype the complete journey with illustrative data; real usability research remains a next step.

Mobile composition

Overview
Recipient
Review
Confirmation

Desktop composition

Overview
Recipient
Review
Confirmation

Layout explorations: content hierarchy remains consistent as the grid changes.

Try the concept

A complete transfer journey

Illustrative demo. No payments, accounts or orders are created.

  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. Recipient
  3. 3. Review
  4. 4. Sent

Sample balance

R 24,850

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