Up Sí Vale had recently refreshed its brand, but its digital products still reflected an outdated transactional experience.
Mobile App Redesign
Designing a more accessible, scalable and user-centered experience while modernizing the product under strict brand constraints.
- Role
- UX Lead · Product Designer
- Duration
- ~6 months (2020)
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- Responsibilities
- UX Strategy · Interaction Design · Visual Design · Design System · Accessibility · UX Writing · Design Workshops · Cross-functional Collaboration
Challenge
Rigid brand guidelines created visual and accessibility issues across the app.
Approach
Create a scalable UI system while improving usability without breaking the new brand.
Outcome
A redesigned experience with improved hierarchy, accessibility and consistency.
- — Dense layout
- — Weak hierarchy
- — Low contrast
- — Inconsistent icons
The redesign was not about making the interface prettier.
Visual consistency
Accessibility
Scalability
Accessibility first
Consistency
Progressive disclosure
Reduce cognitive load
Recognition over recall
Clear visual hierarchy
Instead of blindly following the new branding, we documented digital accessibility best practices and collaborated with stakeholders to adapt colors, contrast and interaction states while preserving the visual identity.
We redesigned first-time use into a guided experience, introducing information progressively instead of overwhelming users with complex registration flows.
The home had different versions depending on the product card the employees had.
The home evolved from a balance viewer into a personalized dashboard with quick actions, promotions and contextual information.
Impact
User Experience
- Reduced friction.
- Better accessibility.
- Simpler navigation.
Product
- More scalable interface.
- Reusable patterns.
- Faster feature development.
Design
- Foundation for future features.
- Consistent language.
- Better collaboration.
Good interface design is not decoration.
It is the discipline of making complexity feel effortless. Sometimes the greatest design achievement is invisible to users because everything simply works.