FinTech Design Co.
Senior UI/UX Designer
June 2021 - October 2021
FinDash is a comprehensive design system created for financial dashboard applications. This project aimed to solve the challenge of building consistent, user-friendly financial interfaces across multiple products and platforms.
As the lead designer, I created a modular design system that includes component libraries, design tokens, and comprehensive documentation. The system enables designers and developers to build financial applications faster while maintaining consistency.
The design system addresses unique challenges in financial UI, including data visualization patterns, complex table layouts, and accessibility requirements for financial data presentation. Every component was tested with real users to ensure usability.
FinDash has been adopted by 12 different products within the organization, reducing design and development time by 40%. The system has also been open-sourced and is now used by companies worldwide.
A comprehensive library of 80+ reusable components including buttons, forms, cards, navigation elements, and data displays. Each component includes multiple states and responsive variations.
Centralized design tokens for colors, typography, spacing, and shadows ensure consistency across all applications. Tokens are organized hierarchically for easy theming and customization.
Specialized chart components for financial data including line charts, candlestick charts, area graphs, and complex multi-series visualizations. All charts are accessible and responsive.
Complex table designs with sorting, filtering, pagination, and inline editing capabilities. Tables are optimized for displaying large datasets while maintaining performance.
Accessible form elements with validation states, helper text, and error handling. Input components support various data types common in financial applications.
Comprehensive documentation includes usage guidelines, code snippets, accessibility requirements, and interaction patterns for each component in the system.