An end-to-end UX/UI revamp of a legacy mobile application for an enterprise B2B accounting and financial management platform — transforming it from an underutilized, rigid utility into a dynamic, daily executive command center tailored to diverse user personas.
+74%
Active user growth
~55%
Faster approval cycles



The platform's original mobile application was a direct, albeit poor, translation of the web experience. It suffered from critically low daily engagement because it acted merely as a basic data-entry tool rather than a comprehensive, on-the-go financial companion for decision-makers.
User experience barrier
Business impact
How can we design a unified mobile navigation system that dynamically adapts to the conflicting needs of different user personas without requiring separate apps?
How do we transition the home screen from a passive, static menu into a proactive, decision-driving financial dashboard?
How can we retain rapid data-entry capabilities without sacrificing valuable screen real estate meant for financial insights?
Insight
Personalization resolves persona conflicts — allowing users to choose and pin their most-used modules to the main tab bar creates a sense of ownership and naturally solves the varying needs of owners vs. accountants.
Decision
Customizable bottom tab bar — eradicated the legacy side menu, introducing a dynamic bottom navigation bar with 4 primary slots and a dedicated "More" hub.
Drag-and-drop personalization — an intuitive edit mode within the "More" tab lets users drag, swipe, and swap modules to curate their own 4-tab layout.


Insight
Separation of concerns accelerates action — mixing raw financial data with pending operational tasks overwhelms the user; splitting them into distinct mental models reduces cognitive load.
Decision
Dual-core executive dashboard — split the landing experience into a financial Overview tab (revenue trends, interactive charts, activity log) and a dedicated approval Inbox tab for pending commercial documents.


Insight
Contextual anchors prevent friction — a universally accessible floating action button serves as a consistent anchor for quick document creation without forcing users to abandon their current analytical workflow.
Decision
Universal quick-action FAB — consolidated all creation actions into a single floating button that triggers a categorized bottom sheet for instantly generating invoices, tasks, or bills from anywhere in the app.
Interactive onboarding walkthrough — a lightweight, targeted flow educates legacy users on the new customizable navigation paradigm.


Users curate their own 4-tab layout from the "More" hub, pinning the modules they actually touch every day.
A financial Overview tab and a dedicated approval Inbox tab separate insight from action instead of blending them.
A single floating action button expands into a categorized bottom sheet for instant invoice, task, or bill creation.





Navigation usability testing — prototyped and heavily tested the drag-and-drop interaction within the "More" tab to ensure mobile gestures felt native, fluid, and error-free.
Inbox filtering adjustments — post-launch feedback showed business owners needed to sort pending approvals by financial value; we quickly iterated to add advanced sorting filters to the Inbox tab.
Information architecture
Cluttered, deep-layered hamburger menu
Home screen utility
Empty state with isolated quick-create buttons
Approval workflow
Scattered across multiple buried modules
Data reporting
Static, isolated financial figures
Information architecture
Persona-driven, customizable bottom tab bar
Home screen utility
Dual-core dashboard — financial overview + inbox
Approval workflow
Centralized, one-tap inbox for all pending documents
Data reporting
Interactive historical period comparisons and trends
+74%
Active user growth — re-engaged the dormant user base, establishing the app as an indispensable daily tool within the first quarter.
~55%
Faster approval turnaround — the unified inbox eliminated decision-making friction, accelerating company-wide cash flow.
~68%
Customization adoption — over two-thirds of active users tailored their own navigation to fit their specific role.