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QNB Mobile Redesign

A bank home that explains your money.

A concept redesign that reorganizes everyday banking around balance clarity, recent activity, fast actions, and spending context while respecting QNB's purple identity.

My roleUX audit, information architecture, and visual redesign
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QNB mobile banking redesign concept, screen 1

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Financial clarity

A calmer hierarchy for everyday money.

06Redesigned screens
04Primary money actions
01Clear financial home
01 / Friction audit

Make complexity feel trustworthy.

Banking interfaces carry dense information and high-stakes actions. The redesign needed to feel familiar and trustworthy while making frequent tasks faster to find and easier to understand.

02 / Stewardship

Protect clarity across the whole experience.

UX audit, information architecture, and visual redesign

03 / Trust principles

Choices that make money easier to read.

  1. 01

    Elevated account balance and card context without overwhelming the first view.

  2. 02

    Grouped frequent actions into a stable, reachable pattern.

  3. 03

    Added useful budget context instead of another isolated dashboard.

  4. 04

    Used motion and hierarchy to clarify state, not decorate transactions.

04 / Clarity framework

A redesign built like a financial statement.

01

Audit the friction

Reviewed the existing hierarchy through the lens of frequent, high-confidence banking tasks.

02

Reframe the home

Made balances, account context, recent activity, and fast actions work as one scan.

03

Systemize trust

Used consistent spacing, states, and QNB purple to feel familiar without preserving clutter.

04

Prototype decisions

Connected sign-in, home, budgeting, and navigation into a believable everyday flow.

05 / Account transformed

A calmer, more scannable banking concept that preserves brand recognition while reducing the effort required for everyday financial decisions.

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