20+ years of experience, 200+ projects

Digital
product design
one team with you

Concept

Planning

Testing

Design

Development

Iterative, transparent
UX-UI Workflow

The secret recipe for success

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Companies we have teamed
up with

They keep coming back

High-impact work requires a unified team that speaks a
common language and shares the same guiding principles.
Be it fintech, classifieds, or e-commerce, it all boils down to having a common vocabulary.

High-impact work requires a unified team that speaks a common language and shares the same guiding principles. Be it fintech, classifieds, or e-commerce, it all boils down to having a common vocabulary.

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Fintech
and banking

Case studies

We have grown to become the most experienced UX team specialising in fintech in Central-Eastern Europe, with 30+ fintech projects successfully completed. Our portfolio ranges from mobile and Internet banking to internal systems, from sales support to chatbot interfaces.

THE MOST CUSTOMER FRIENDLY FINTECH SOLUTION

OTP Simple Application

prototypes, style-guide design, UI design, Wireframes, interviews, process design, testing, UI support for development

“Simple by OTP Bank” is Hungary’s No.1 mobile payment app for cashless payments with 470,000+ downloads and 1 million+ transactions. However, as a fintech-focused product design agency, we are particularly proud of the user ratings: 4.8 (App Store) and 4.5 (Google Play). The app also won the Most User-Friendly Finance App award in 2017.

THE MOST CUSTOMER FRIENDLY FINTECH SOLUTION

OTPBUSINESS ACCOUNT OPENING DESIGN

design, wireframe

We helped OTPbusiness shorten and design an online account application process geared towards SMEs based on these objectives in the context of a project conducted using agile methodology. Using the inputs from weekly client tests and consultations with the business side, we continuously fine-tuned the wireframe, which once finalised, was given a fresh design. We also checked the outcome of the design process using eye tracking. The first step of the online application involves recommending an account package suited to the inquiring customer’s Banking practices following a brief survey. The main features and costs of the different account packages are

Genertel

Review of existing site, UX concept, Accessability concept, Desktop wiraframing, Mobile first design, Mobile wireframing, Paper prototype testing, UX testing and validation, Stakeholder interviews, Client interviews, Best practice research

We designed a chat-enabled, mobile-first experience for the direct insurance company, Genertel. To save time and development costs, we tested the chatbot flow on paper prototypes. Using a lean and iterative design process, we finished the 700+ screens within 4 months.

White Label

prototypes, UI design, Persona creation, Wireframes, User testing, Best practice research

We provide full-blown next-generation mobile banking solutions for sales-oriented banks. We have created a seamless banking experience across dashboard overview, cross-sell-focused user-centric interfaces, banking services, and push notification services. This has been adopted by several commercial banks.

TELENOR CONVERSION OPTIMIZATION

Concept design, Flow charts, Personas, Clicktale analysis, UI design, Wireframes, testing

Telenor assigned us with the first assignment in 2011 after we have published a concise piece about designing webshops with conversion in the focus. We were assigned with redesigning the product page of mobile phones. For the assignment, that required thorough planning, we were granted only 3-4 days. Despite the extremely short deadline we succeeded to redesign the page so well, that Telenor has become our permanent client and we were soon asked to evaluate the product search pages and to rethink the purchasing processes. Product page at 2011 Our cooperation with Telenor got to the next level in 2013

THIS IS WHAT THEY
THINK ABOUT US

Honest feedback from real clients

András Rung

Ceo, UX Lead
Maria Amidi Nouri

UX architect, partner
Balázs Tárkány-Kovács

UX lead, team manager
Ildikó Tóth

Management advisor
Péter Serfőző

Lead UI Designer
Máté Eizenberger

Project and team manager
Tamás Nyeste

Senior UX designer
Szabolcs Pápai

Senior UX designer
Balázs Dömsödi

Senior UX designer
Attila Nagy

UX designer
Csaba Kötcsei

Sales advisor
Dr. Csilla Herendy

Senior UX researcher
Dániel Veres

Senior frontend developer
Veronica Torresin

Junoir UX/UI designer
Illés Lukács

Junior UX designer
Zsófia Kiss

Junior UX designer
Anna Régeni

Junior UX researcher
Kata Benőcz

UX researcher
Zsuzsanna Imrei

Junior UX designer
Kristóf Munkácsi

Junior UX designer
Zita Kordás

Office Manager
Richard Zilahi

Frontend developer
Judit Varga

Financial advisor
Lajos Csutorás

UI designer
Zsolt Szabó

Senior developer
Tamás Zelizi

UI designer
Attila Höfle

Content editor
Milán Sztvorecz

UI designer
Réka Tamás

UI designer
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