Finora – Making money management feel effortless.

Product design · Fintech · Mobile application concept

Project overview

Finora is a personal finance mobile app concept designed to help young professionals track expenses, manage budgets, and build better savings habits.

Role: UI/UX Designer
Platform: Mobile app
Tools: Figma
Timeline: 4 weeks

Problem statement

Managing personal finances can be difficult when users struggle to track daily expenses and understand their spending habits.

Why it matters: Poor spending awareness can make saving difficult.
Target users: Young professionals managing monthly incomes and expenses.
Existing alternatives: Banking apps, spreadsheets, and budgeting apps.
Opportunity: Make financial information easier to understand and manage.

Problem solving

I focused on three main user needs:

• Understand their current financial situation.
• Identify where their money goes.
• Track budgets and savings goals.

The solution was a simple dashboard supported by dedicated spending, budgeting, and savings screens.

Research and insights

I explored common budgeting challenges and reviewed existing finance apps to understand how they present financial information.

Key design opportunities:

• Make important financial information easy to find.
• Use simple charts to communicate spending patterns.
• Make savings progress visible.
• Reduce unnecessary complexity.

* These are initial design hypotheses, not verified research findings.

Ideation and process

Step 1 — Explore: Identified the main information users need when managing money.

Step 2 — Structure: Organized the app into Home, Analytics, Budgets, Savings, and Settings.

Step 3 — Wireframe: Created simple layouts to establish information hierarchy and navigation.

Step 4 — Design: Used clean typography, neutral backgrounds, and blue-violet accents to create a modern fintech interface.

Step 5 — Refine: Focused on readability, consistency, and making important actions easy to find.

Design execution

The final concept includes five key screens:

• Home: Balance, spending summary, and recent transactions.
• Analytics: Expense categories and spending trends.
• Budgets: Category limits and remaining amounts.
• Savings: Financial goals and progress indicators.
• Settings: Account, security, and notification preferences.

Usability testing

I would test the prototype with users to evaluate whether they can:

• Find their monthly spending.
• Identify their highest spending category.
• Check their remaining budget.
• Understand their savings progress.

Feedback would help identify navigation issues and improve the interface.

* Testing results are not yet available.

Final outcome and learnings

Finora explores a simpler way to manage personal finances by bringing spending, budgeting, and savings into one organized experience.

Key learnings:


• Priorities useful information over unnecessary features.
• Use visual hierarchy to make complex information easier to understand.
• Validate design decisions through usability testing.

* Testing results are not yet available.

Let’s build something together!

Thanks for reading through my process. If you’d like to talk about this project or explore full-time UI/UX opportunities, feel free to reach out.