OrbitPay came to me with a challenge: simplify the way users send and receive money across borders, without overwhelming them with complex interfaces or jargon.

Services

( UI/UX Design, Branding, Web Development )

Client

OrbitPay (2023)

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( The challenge )

Listening first, designing second

OrbitPay had a solid product under the hood, but the UX told a different story — cluttered flows, confusing labels, and drop-offs during key actions. Before jumping into Figma, I took a step back to talk with users, explore pain points, and align with business goals. The result? A clear roadmap of what needed fixing — and what was already working well.

( From messy notes to solid wireframes )

Turning insight into structure

With clarity in hand, I moved into flow mapping, wireframing, and early interactive prototypes. This wasn’t just about screens — it was about the story users would move through. Every decision, from layout to microcopy, aimed to reduce effort and increase confidence.

( The challenge )

UI that guides, not distracts

Once the structure clicked, I brought in the visuals. OrbitPay needed to look as reliable as it felt — so I designed a clean, modern UI system that amplified usability. Minimalist colors, legible type, consistent spacing, and soft animations all came together to support, not steal attention from, the task at hand.

( From messy notes to solid wireframes )

Refining the details that matter

I collaborated closely with the OrbitPay dev team, collecting feedback from internal QA and real users. From edge cases to micro-interactions, we smoothed out the experience in cycles — tightening clarity, reducing steps, and adjusting touchpoints until it all just flowed.