5
Test participants
Back to Showcase
SAMPLE SHOWCASEProjectDesign & Creative
Accessible Mobile Banking UX Redesign
A student UX case study redesigning a mobile banking transfer flow for clearer language, stronger accessibility and fewer decision points.
By Ayan Fernando (Demo)Interaction Design StudentStudent
Demo content only
This item is used to test the ADE Showcase experience. It is not a real member submission and it does not carry ADE verification.
5
Flow screens
3
Design iterations
PROJECT STORY
Problem / brief
The fictional banking app used dense forms, unclear error states and inconsistent confirmation screens. The design brief focused on improving a common money-transfer journey for users with different levels of digital confidence.
Approach
The project mapped the existing flow, interviewed five representative users, documented friction points, created low-fidelity wireframes and then tested a clickable Figma prototype. Accessibility checks were added for contrast, touch targets, labels and error messaging.
Outcome
The revised concept reduced the transfer journey from seven screens to five, clarified transaction status and made key actions easier to scan. The case study shows research notes, discarded ideas and testing changes, not only polished final screens.
Evidence included
Journey map
Current-state friction and opportunity areas
Wireframe iterations
Three rounds of flow exploration
Usability notes
Testing observations and design changes
Interactive prototype
High-fidelity transfer and confirmation flow