Hamyan is the first startup that entered the family and friendly microloan funds market, which traditionally existed in Iranian culture. Being the first and progressive, I made many trials and errors to set the track for online fund management.
Ultimately, the research and design of wireframes was the key point in the design of user experience and user interface. Hamyan application allows the user to create three types of funds: Savings fund- Lottery fund- Construction fund
Regarding the structure, as a young couple may live next door to an old couple in a building, Hamyan's users are made up of a wide range of users, in terms of age and level of mobile software knowledge. What improves the efficiency of the program is paying attention to the diverse persona and at the same time trying to maintain integrity in the way of using the program.
As mentioned earlier, different people from different age ranges and backgrounds have formed Hamyan communities. The presence of the elderly in Hemyan's persona, as well as the fact that the success of the communities depends on the appropriate actions of all participants, the importance of using textual and visual signs to create a more expressive user interface was felt more than before. As a result, I created a complete set of wayfinding signs based on Hamyan's visual style.
Completing communication tools between members and creating motivation for more exciting app usage increases the spent time on the app and engages the user more with the program. Hamyan means money bag in the Persian language.
We tried to manage the buttons in the flow path of the second category of users (simple members) larger and more expressive than the panel, because the average age of these two categories was different.
All banks' cards were shown using the same format, and each bank's organizational color was taken into consideration while designing the card's color.
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