Tedious & Frustrating Money Transfers
Transferring money involved too many steps, causing delays and user frustration.
Unclear & Unmotivating Financial Goals
Users lacked clear guidance and visibility to set
and track financial goals.
Disjointed Credit Card Management
Tracking expenses and managing multiple credit cards felt scattered and overwhelming.
Lack of Clarity in Expense Tracking
Users found it difficult to view, categorize, and understand their spending patterns clearly.
Followed the human-centred design method that's why I went through a lot of surveys and interviews.
10
Interviews
29-34
35-45
46-50
23-28
18-22
Age Group
5%
15%
40%
30%
10%
50+
Surveys
Design System
Econozy's design system creates a clear and consistent style for its visuals and interactions. It sets standard colors, fonts, and UI elements to keep the app looking uniform. This approach improves usability, strengthens brand identity, and makes development more efficient for a smooth user experience. LottieFiles - Lightweight, scalable animation files that enhance UI/UX with smooth, high-quality motion graphics
Easy Money Transfer
Cards - Track expenses, savings, and budgets.
Graphs - Visualizing expenses, income, and financial trends.
Colors and Typography
For Econozy, I chose a calming blue to symbolize trust, complemented by crisp white and muted grey for a clean, organized interface. I used SF Pro Display font for its readability, with bold weights for headings and medium/regular weights for body text. This combination ensures a user-friendly and visually appealing experience.
