UI/UX Design Services

Redesign of software vendor’s website targeted to increase traffic, generate quality leads, and improve conversion rates.

The system uses machine learning techniques to process various content feeds in real-time and boost the productivity of a financial analyst or a client relationship manager in such domains as wealth management, commercial banking, fund distribution.

A fintech startup headquartered in Northern Europe approached us to hire mobile developers to reinforce their in-house development team working on an e-wallet for families. After a few interviews with our specialists, the client selected two candidates who were the best fit: a senior iOS developer and a mid-level Android developer. They started working on the client’s project shortly after signing the NDA.

In the middle of the process, the client decided to redesign the application’s interface. He was looking for a skilled designer with hands-on experience in creating interfaces for fintech solutions. At Itexus, we offer turnkey fintech software development, so we have UI/UX specialists on board who have extensive track record in the fintech domain. Thus, we offered the client to review the CVs and portfolios of our designers and they chose one for their project. In this way, three Itexus specialists were added to the client’s internal team – two mobile developers and one UI/UX designer.

Itexus was entrusted to develop a mobile application that would enable its users to send money from US-issued bank cards to African countries. The app is designed to facilitate international transactions and payments from the US for non-residents. At the current phase, the target country for transfers is Nigeria, but our Client plans to increase the geography.

Itexus was assigned to craft a neobank solution intended to serve the needs of a certain US banks’ audience segment – migrants. The app was expected to facilitate monetary transactions like financial help to families, getting paychecks early, microloans, etc.
Developing a fintech solution implies addressing certain design challenges owing to the industry specifics. In this case study, we cover the design phase of the solution development.

A web app for people working in the financial sector to create analytical models. The app uses AI-based predictive modules reflecting the credit cycles to automate decision-making in Finance. Unlike the traditional statistical approach when making one analytic model takes 2-3 months, the application enables users to build, test, and deploy multiple predictive financial models within just a few clicks.

Itexus was assigned to create a talent and career management platform which concept had been ideated by psychologists. The platform was expected to help hiring managers assess one’s career drivers, talents, performance limiters, and cultural values, and make better hiring decisions based on the insights provided by the assessment.

The goal of the project was to create a mobile platform to help people get access to psychologists and improve mental health. When it comes to crafting solutions for Telemedicine and especially for people with mental health issues, it is crucial to clearly understand users’ real needs and pain points. That is why we decided to employ the User-Centered Design approach for this project. Yet we faced some challenges in the process of platform development.
In this case study, we focus on the design aspect of the project and reveal how we addressed the design challenges

The ultimate goal of the project was to create a life-saving emergency app to enable users to get help when one’s life is at stake and every second counts. In this case study, we focus on the design aspects of the project and reveal how our Design Team’s expertise helped to reconcile conflicting requirements and create an effective user-centered design.