FLIT Invest Mobile

Overview

As the UX/UI Designer, I spearheaded the end-to-end redesign of FLIT Invest’s mobile platforms. The primary challenge was a 92% user perception of "outdated" branding which directly impacted user trust and deposit rates. By overhauling the information architecture and visual language, I streamlined the "money-in" flow and improved transparency in impact tracking.

Role: UX/UI Designer
Responsibility: User Research,Prototyping, User Testing, and Stakeholder Pitching.
Key Impact: Reduced navigation friction in the deposit flow and unified the design system across two platforms.

The Problem: A Crisis of Trust

FLIT Invest had a technical product that worked, but a design that didn't. Our research identified three critical business blockers:

  1. Brand Friction: 92% of interviewed users felt the branding was "unprofessional," causing them to favor competitors like Robinhood (78% preference).
  2. Navigation Debt: Usability testing showed users consistently failed to find the "Deposit" action within 30 seconds.
  3. Complexity Barrier: Complexity Barrier: Beginner investors felt "overwhelmed" by static, data-heavy graphics that lacked interactivity.

Before rebranding

Before Redesign (FLIT Mobile)

The Strategy: Designing for Clarity

I moved the project from "making it look better" to "making it work faster."

After Rebranding

After Redesign (FLIT Mobile)

The Messy Middle: Overcoming Challenges

Challenge: Designing for "Sustainability" is often vague. Users didn't feel like their money was actually doing anything.

Solution & Trade-off: We debated between showing deep technical whitepapers vs. high-level summaries. I pushed for a Circular Progress Impact Bar. It sacrificed deep technical data for immediate emotional feedback—showing users the "yearly impact" of their dollars at a glance. This trade-off significantly improved user sentiment in follow-up testing.

The Outcome & Impact