trustbanc group

Project background

Trustbanc Group is an investment management firm that offers investment solutions of different kinds. They are currently exploring the fintech scene and are working on their banking application.

This was a two-part gig that was awarded to one of my designer friends who got in touch with me so we could collaborate. The task was to design a mobile and web application for their banking and investment system.

By the time that I got onboard, he had begun work on the mobile app already and was halfway through, so he needed me to take on the web app. All I had to do was to convert the mobile designs to web, considering the features and functionalities were pretty much the same thing.

account module

The Account module was the first section I had to start with. This embodied Login, Sign Up and Password Reset. All of these screens had been designed for the mobile app, with the processes and parameters already defined.

The following screen shows some major parts of the signup.

The Dashboard

The dashboard shows the application's core features and some sections on the side bar, it displays some useful and relevant widgets, a search bar, and a summarised profile section.

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. Basically, something to showcase his works, describe him briefly, highlight what he does, and provide a means of contacting him.

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. He wanted to work on his personal online portfolio and urged me to help him create a "a clean and simple design" for him to develop. He wanted something that was "less of him" and "more of his work".

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. Basically, something to showcase his works, describe him briefly, highlight what he does, and provide a means of contacting him.

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. He wanted to work on his personal online portfolio and urged me to help him create a "a clean and simple design" for him to develop. He wanted something that was "less of him" and "more of his work".

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. He wanted to work on his personal online portfolio and urged me to help him create a "a clean and simple design" for him to develop. He wanted something that was "less of him" and "more of his work".

Olusegun Omilabu is a front-end developer and designer, a colleague in the industry and a very good friend of mine. He wanted to work on his personal online portfolio and urged me to help him create a "a clean and simple design" for him to develop. He wanted something that was "less of him" and "more of his work".