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Redefining the FPT Digital Banking Experience

How we utilized Rive technology and a component-driven design system to increase user engagement by 40% in Q3.

Author Alex Morgan
Oct 24, 2024
8 min read
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The Challenge

Financial applications often suffer from data density overload. Users are presented with tables, charts, and transaction histories that are functional but visually fatiguing. FPT approached Double D Media with a clear directive: make the complex feel simple, and make the static feel alive.

The legacy system was built on a fragmented codebase where design updates took weeks to propagate. Our audit revealed inconsistency in typography, color usage, and interaction patterns across the mobile and web platforms.

Building the System

We started by establishing a core design language we called "Flux". Central to Flux was the idea that financial data flows—it doesn't just sit there. We utilized Tailwind CSS for rapid utility-first styling and created a unified component library.

Design System Grid
Figure 1: The 'Flux' Component Library Structure

Typography & Hierarchy

Readability is paramount in fintech. We opted for Geist for headers to provide a modern, technical feel, paired with Inter for UI elements to ensure legibility at small sizes. By strictly defining line-heights and tracking, we reduced cognitive load significantly.

"Double D Media didn't just skin our app; they re-architected how our users perceive their own wealth. The motion design is subtle but effectively guides attention."
— CTO, FPT Digital

Motion with Rive

Static icons were replaced with state-driven Rive animations. When a user completes a transaction, the success state isn't just a green checkmark; it's a fluid animation that reinforces the feeling of completion. Because Rive runs on a vector runtime, these assets are 90% smaller than Lottie files and run at 60fps on low-end devices.

  • Performance: Reduced bundle size by 140kb.
  • Engagement: 40% increase in "Savings Goal" interactions.
  • Consistency: Single animation source for iOS, Android, and Web.

The Outcome

The new interface launched in Q3 2024. Within the first month, user retention increased, and support tickets regarding "navigation confusion" dropped by 22%. This project stands as a testament to the power of combining rigorous design systems with playful, purposeful motion.

Author

Alex Morgan

Lead Product Designer

Specializes in complex system architecture and motion design. passionate about making fintech accessible through cleaner UI.

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