Fintech service product

Blik

A mobile UX/UI system for discovering nearby services, comparing providers, managing payment methods, and moving from intent to booking with less friction.

Blik wallet screen showing payment methods.
Blik home screen with location, services, and recommendations.
Blik provider selection screen with bottom sheet.
Role

UX / UI Designer

Mobile app structure, discovery surfaces, payment flows, interface states, and visual system.

Focus

Service marketplace

Help users find nearby services, compare providers, understand pricing, and move to booking.

Platform

iOS product

A polished mobile experience with light and dark surfaces, map context, and account flows.

Mission

Make local services feel simple to discover and book.

The product needed to move from open-ended browsing into confident action: choose a category, compare options, trust the provider, and pay.

My contribution

I shaped the flow from intent to payment.

The UI work connected home discovery, service cards, provider sheets, wallet setup, and account states into one consistent mobile system.

Discovery UX

The home screen acts like a calm starting point.

Blik’s first job is orientation. The UI gives users a location anchor, clear service categories, and nearby recommendations before asking them to make a decision.

Blik light home screen with categories and map context.
Home discoveryLocation, services, and recommendations are visible in one scan.

The hierarchy moves from place, to need, to nearby provider so the user never has to start from a blank search state.

01

Start with where the user is.

Location and map context appear before the product asks for a commitment, making service discovery feel grounded.

02

Make categories feel tappable.

Service cards use soft color, iconography, and compact labels so users can scan options without reading long descriptions.

03

Keep recommendations nearby.

The home screen introduces nearby providers as the next step, reducing the distance between browsing and booking.

Provider decision

Comparison becomes the bridge between browsing and booking.

Service detail and provider selection screens reduce hesitation by pairing practical data with a more human moment of trust.

Blik service detail screen for cleaning options.
Service detailPrice, distance, and service type stay close together.

The screen lets users compare options without leaving the category context or losing the map anchor.

Blik provider profile sheet with rating and order action.
Provider sheetThe final action is supported by profile and trust cues.

Rating, distance, price, and provider identity sit beside the order action so the user can decide quickly.

Portrait-style provider image used as a human trust cue.Trust cue

A service marketplace needs a human layer.

Provider identity, ratings, and pricing help the product feel more personal while still keeping the interface compact and transactional.

Wallet UX

Payment methods needed to feel secure and easy to edit.

The wallet screens separate setup from saved-method management, so users can add, review, and trust payment options without decoding a dense settings page.

Blik add payment method screen.
Payment entryAdd-card and wallet options are separated into clear choices.

The layout gives Apple Pay, PayPal, and card entry distinct rows instead of hiding payment setup in a generic form.

Blik saved payment methods screen with active and expired cards.
Saved methodsStatus, primary choice, and expired cards are visible.

Payment state is designed to prevent surprises before booking, which is especially important in a local service flow.

Blik login and sign-up form system.
Account statesLogin and registration were treated as product surfaces.

Entry forms inherit the same soft system language, so account creation feels like part of Blik instead of a disconnected utility screen.

Product flow archive

The mobile system behind the service journey.

A compact carousel of the screens that explain the UX: discovery, comparison, provider confidence, wallet state, and account entry.

Blik light home screen with location, service cards, recommendations, and bottom navigation.
Home discovery

Location, services, and recommendations start the journey.

The home screen keeps discovery lightweight: set location, scan service categories, then move into nearby options without a heavy search form.

Blik dark home screen with local recommendations, map area, and service categories.
Dark mode

The same hierarchy survives a darker product surface.

Category cards, map context, and bottom navigation keep the same structure so the product feels coherent across visual modes.

Blik cleaning service detail screen with location map, service pricing cards, and bottom navigation.
Service detail

Category browsing turns into a clear service decision.

The Cleaning detail screen pairs price, distance, map context, and service options so users can compare without jumping between screens.

Blik provider bottom sheet with Patricia Delvis profile, rating, price, and order action.
Provider choice

A provider sheet gives the user confidence before ordering.

Ratings, distance, price, and a short provider profile are grouped near the action so the next step feels informed, not rushed.

Blik payment method screen showing Paypal, Apple Pay, and add payment method action.
Wallet setup

Payment entry stays calm and direct.

Payment methods are separated into recognizable options, with a clear add-card path and enough visual breathing room for trust.

Blik wallet screen with multiple payment methods, active state, and expired card warning.
Payment state

Saved methods make status and choice easy to scan.

The wallet list distinguishes PayPal, Apple Pay, active cards, expired cards, and primary payment state without overloading the screen.

Blik login and sign-up design board with form components and gradient mobile mockups.
Account system

Entry states were designed as part of the product language.

The login and sign-up work established field styling, hierarchy, and error-ready structure before the user reaches the core app.

Outcome

A service app with a clearer path to trust.

The Blik interface connects discovery, comparison, booking confidence, and payment state into one quieter mobile journey.

Good service UX helps people move from “what do I need?” to “I can book this.”
  • A clearer path from home discovery to category detail
  • Provider decisions supported by rating, distance, price, and profile context
  • Wallet and account states that make payment feel easier to trust