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BG Design Challenge

CATEGORY
  • UX/UI Design
  • Prototyping
YEAR
2025
CLIENT
Banco Guayaquil

Design and prototyping of a credit card application workflow for Banco Guayaquil’s mobile app, focused on improving accessibility and reducing user friction. The flow supports both current app users and new customers.

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Project Objectives

Proposal

  • Simplify the credit card application process.
  • Enhance user accessibility within the banking ecosystem.
  • Provide a seamless experience for both new and existing customers.

Research

  • Analyze user pain points in traditional credit application flows.
  • Identify UX gaps and opportunities for improvement.
  • Collect qualitative insights from mobile banking users.

Product

  • Design an intuitive, step-by-step digital flow for credit card requests.
  • Integrate UI consistency with Banco Guayaquil’s branding.
  • Develop a clickable prototype for usability testing.

Design Process

Research

Key Findings

  • Complex processes for applying for a credit card.
  • Lack of accessibility for users who are not Banco Guayaquil clients.
  • Process available only through the website.

Methodology

Design System

50+

Responses in quantitative survey

20

Interviews with real users

20+

Users who tested the prototype

Definition

The Project

  • The main goal of the redesign is to create a new mobile app feature that simplifies the credit card application process.
  • The functionality must serve both Banco Guayaquil clients and non-clients.

Ideation

Concept

  • Ease of use, intuitiveness, and a friendly design.

Workflow Design

Application Flow

workflow screen 1
workflow screen 2
workflow screen 3
workflow screen 4

Prototype

Results

The final prototype provides a faster, more intuitive application process. Through visual clarity, simplified inputs, and consistent feedback, the design improves usability and accessibility for all users.

  • Enhanced task completion speed by 30% (based on test feedback).
  • Improved perceived trust through visual hierarchy and spacing.
  • Prototype validated with user tests and iteration cycles in Figma.

Challenges and Learnings

Creating a financial UX that feels human-centered was both challenging and rewarding. Balancing simplicity with trust and ensuring accessibility across all users required thoughtful iteration and feedback analysis.

Next Steps

  • Conduct A/B testing with real users to optimize onboarding performance.
  • Extend the design system to additional product flows (loans, accounts).
  • Collaborate with developers for implementation in Banco Guayaquil’s mobile app.

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