Aurora — Mobile Banking Super-App
A flagship reconstruction of a large-scale mobile banking engagement, focused on making a broad financial product feel fast, understandable, and trustworthy.
Project overview
A unified banking, payments, and investing experience for 2M+ users, rebuilt around speed, clarity, and trust.
A ground-up rebuild of a legacy banking app — reimagining onboarding, payments, and budgeting around speed, clarity, and trust for 2M+ customers.
The challenge
A legacy bank was bleeding young customers to slick fintech rivals with a cluttered, slow app.
At super-app scale, the experience has to support frequent money movement without turning every task into a dense financial dashboard. The portfolio story therefore centers on prioritization: make high-frequency actions obvious, keep sensitive actions reassuring, and let deeper financial tools remain discoverable without competing with the primary journey.
The product response
A ground-up redesign with biometric login, instant transfers, smart budgeting, and a calm, glassy UI.
The design direction treats onboarding, payments, transfers, and budgeting as one coherent product system. Consistent interaction patterns, accessible UI states, and a reusable design language reduce the mental reset between tasks while supporting a product that can expand over time.
Key product decisions
The interface direction is anchored in three concrete product decisions from the case-study scope.
Biometric login & 3-tap transfers
Reduce sign-in friction while keeping authentication visible and reassuring before users reach sensitive financial tasks.
Smart budgeting with spend insights
Turn raw transaction activity into understandable feedback so users can act on spending patterns rather than simply view them.
Accessible, WCAG-compliant UI system
Make contrast, focus, labeling, hierarchy, and state communication part of the core system so accessibility scales with the interface.
Representative outcomes
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Tools, stack & product focus
The stack reflects the implementation-aware nature of the work: interface decisions were framed so they could translate into reusable, accessible front-end patterns rather than static presentation only.
What this case study demonstrates
This case study demonstrates fintech product strategy, mobile UX, interaction design, accessibility, design-system thinking, and implementation-aware product design at large-user scale.
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