Case study — Fintech / SaaS

Atlas Fintech: the build that paid for itself.

A B2B payments dashboard users called 'powerful but exhausting'. Full UX research program, redesigned flows and a design system their engineers still thank us for.

UI/UX DesignUI/UX Design2025
Atlas Fintech — hero visual

Fig. 01 — UI/UX DesignBerlin, Germany

Client
Atlas
Year
2025
Industry
Fintech / SaaS
Location
Berlin, Germany
01

The challenge

Research told the uncomfortable story: prospects compared them against louder competitors and rated them 'smaller' despite superior service. Perception was capping pricing power.

The redesign brief: look like the company they already were, and make every customer touchpoint say it consistently.

02

The approach

Discovery started with users, not artboards: session replays, support-ticket archaeology and five moderated tests to find where trust leaked and hierarchy failed.

We rebuilt the interface on a tokenised system — one type ramp, three elevations, one interaction language — then validated with the same tests, measuring completion and confidence side by side.

Everything handed over with a Figma library the internal team could extend without us: named, documented and versioned like the codebase it generates.

  • Full-state design: empty, error, loading and long-content variants
  • Brand guidelines a stranger could ship on-brand assets from
  • Two structured revision rounds per milestone
  • Logo suite, palette, typography and imagery rules as a system file
03

The results

R—01 Onboarding drop-off halved Headline outcome
R—02 +29% Trial-to-paid conversion
R—03 AA WCAG 2.2 compliance level
R—04 -60% Asset production time
The guidelines file alone changed how our whole company ships — nobody asks which blue anymore.Oliver Grant — Managing Partner, Atlas Fintech
04

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