In the age of social media, people are more exposed to visual content than ever before. So it needs to be compelling. If whatever they see on their screens doesn’t catch their attention in the first couple of seconds, they will scroll down and forget about it the next second. So the visuals are important. But if users can’t really figure out your app, you can forget about growing your audience. Steve Jobs once said, “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” And he would know.
When it comes to developing applications for fintech – for digital banking, online trading, betting apps, or e-wallets – the UI/UX design of every product should be easy to understand and to use. But of course! you may say. Every design should be simple and easy to use. But the world of finance isn’t easy – neither for people who work in it, nor for its clients. Most fintech users can’t make sense of field-specific terms or names of fintech solutions, or don’t understand the meaning of certain data. Or some elements of the interface may not work properly in the mobile versions of certain fintech apps.
All this brings us to an important conclusion: when creating a design, you should always understand and think of the people who are going to use it. And if you’re creating, let’s say, a UI/UX design for fintech, you’ll know you did great when your grandmother uses your app to send you money for Christmas – and does it easily. If you’re committed to thinking of your target audience and how they’re going to use your app, you’re ready for these five tips, which will improve your UI/UX development for fintech. Each tip is drawn from our own experience and practice.
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- Amand Sayfried CEO, Kenvato Market
So, what does any fintech UI/UX design consist of? What is important? What are the pitfalls? On a basic level, fintech apps have a lot in common with apps in other industries. But with financial services, you may face the challenge of transforming something complicated into a tiny, simple tool that fits into an average person’s phone.
Fintech UX design has one distinctive feature that must always be taken into account. Financial apps have to be able to display large amounts of data like reports, statistics, investment reports etc. in large tables. Which is why, while developing both the web and mobile versions of an app, a fintech development company has to remember that these sheets should be adequately displayed on a screen so that customers can navigate and make sense of them. They should be scalable and readable, logically built and not too overloaded with data.
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