Category: iOS Application Duration: 4 Days Tools: Figma
THE GOAL
Design screens of how you envision the Mamo app based on the following problems:
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"I can't easily send money"
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As a user I want to send a friend money I owe, in the simplest and easiest way possible. I’d like to include a thank you message. I’d like a confirmation that this was successfully completed.
2
"I want to quickly view my balance"
As a user I wanted to see my balance on a screen that also shows me my recent activities and any additional features that may be helpful.
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3
As a user I want to share a QR code to my wallet with my friends and family, so they can quickly and easily pay me the money they owe.
"I want to share a QR code for money transfers"
Start
Selects option to pay a friend
Selects recipient
Enters amount to pay
Enter
Receives a confirmation that payment has been sent
Returns to home page
End
Enters a message
Journey 1
easily send money you owe to a friend
Note: due to the time constraint for this project I skipped the wire framing phase and went straight into creating the high fidelity designs.
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QR code feature
Users can easily share or scan a QR code when they want to split a bill.
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They can set a specific amount to request before sharing the QR code
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Simpler.
Faster.
Accessible.
Pages linked to the Navigation Bar
Most apps are centered around the navigation bar. It is important that it is clear and allows users to navigate through their journey with ease.
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The wallet shows all of the accounts and cards that the user has linked to Mamo.
It also allows them to add accounts or cards with ease
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The home page welcomes the user in a friendly manner which is deliberate so that the tone aligns with the Mamo brand.
Here the user can view their total balance across their accounts/cards, request or pay a friend, view their recent activity and finally learn about some of Mamo's features.
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The notifications page shows a full list of users' pending payments, received payments and any Mamo updates.
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