Challenges of the Previous Version
The old Bagh Bazaar panel had several user experience issues, the most significant of which were:
Complex and Manual Withdrawal: Users had to submit a request to withdraw funds, which required manual approval before payment. This process was time-consuming and created a sense of lack of transparency.
Ambiguity in Investment: The investment process in products was unclear; users didn’t know where to start or how to track their investments.
No Overview of Assets: Users couldn’t see a summary of their total assets, transactions, or earned profits.
Solutions and Design Methods in the New Version
Financial UX Redesign:
User assets are displayed in a dedicated section.
All transactions are accessible with detailed history and timestamps.
The withdrawal process was simplified and automated, replacing the manual method.
Design Methods: Task Flow Simplification, Transparency by Design
Comprehensive Dashboard:
An overview of total assets, profits, and active investments is displayed on the dashboard.
Users can quickly see their financial status at a glance.
Design Methods: Information Hierarchy, Card-based Layout
Improved Investment and Purchase Process:
Purchasing products and participating in plans were simplified, removing unnecessary steps.
A new investment option was introduced via “tree purchases” as a new plan.
Design Methods: User Flow Optimization, Progressive Disclosure
Support System Integration:
A ticketing system was added to allow users to track questions or issues directly.
Focus on Transparency and Trust:
Displaying transaction history and reports strengthened user trust and confidence.
Visual Enhancements:
Modern UI design using a color palette aligned with the brand identity.
Clearer typography and more organized layout for cards and tables.
Addition of icons and visual elements for faster comprehension of information.
Responsive design for a seamless experience on both mobile and desktop.
Design Methods: Design System Creation, Visual Hierarchy, Responsive Design
