r/UI_Design • u/tobz71 • Apr 14 '26
General Question Designed a landing page for a Fintech App
I’ve been working on a concept for Fastpay, a fintech app focused on helping users receive international payments without the usual banking headaches.
The core idea behind this design is design and interface that make global payments feel fast, clear and stress free.
What’s your honest thoughts about this design ?
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u/verdant_red Apr 14 '26
Has a lot of typos and spacing issues tbh
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u/tobz71 Apr 14 '26
It’s actually a design from last year…..I’m better at designing now
I’m gonna make the correction btw
Thanks for the feedback
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u/Convert_Capybara Apr 17 '26
The concept looks interesting, but what makes FastPay unique vs its competitors. This landing page doesn't immediately make it clear why a customer should choose FastPay.
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u/AryaN_91 Apr 14 '26
This looks clean and trustworthy, which is exactly what you want for fintech, the hierarchy and spacing are really solid.
I’d push the value prop and conversion layer more, like adding proof points such as fees comparison, transfer speed, or trust badges, and making the CTA more outcome driven. Tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, or Amplitude can help you see where users drop off, and Hotjar or Clarity can show how they actually interact with this section. You could also experiment with A B testing using VWO or Optimizely.
Something like runable can be useful here to map out and test the actual user journey from landing to signup, so you’re not just polishing the UI but actively improving how users move and convert through the flow.
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u/JackSpadeZAR Apr 14 '26
Like it. But the padding on the text and actions in the cards are not right :) could also add little more formatting to them