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Pocketbook.

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UI/UX
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Pocketbook is one of the most popular budgeting apps in Australia. They came to us wanting to improve the user experience, function and aesthetic appeal for both iOS and Android devices.

After surveying Pocketbook users, we designed a UX and UI solution that would deliver a beautiful experience and reduce barriers to using (or continuing to use) the app.

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Year: 2016

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Client: Pocketbook





ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
ux UI pocketbook finance money ios android Bank saving spending Interface Icon app mobile Budget
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Credit
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Client: Pocketbook
Art Direction, UI Design, Iconography, Layout: Anders Chow
UX Research/Survey, UX Analysis, Persona, Userflow: Milla Chu





Pocketbook.
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Anders Chow's profile
Melbourne, Australia
Milla Rosalyn Chu's profile
Brisbane, Australia

Pocketbook.

— Pocketbook is one of the popular budget tool app in Australia. The scope of this project is to further utilise the user experience of the Pocketbook app to enhance both its functionality and aesthetic appeal across both iOS and Android platforms. We have surveyed existing users who use Pocketbook as their main budgeting tool, both iOS and Android respectively, to analyse what certain components can be improved and if any difficulties are an issue when using the app. — Year: 2016 — Client: Pocketbook

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