Max is a leading credit card company in Israel, with over 1 million users on their app. I joined Max’s redesign team, who created the strategy and design for Max’s next step in an ongoing evolution.
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The new version lets users see all their financial assets at a glance, while inviting them to discover options that suit them. Our challenge was to show complex financial hierarchies simply and directly, without overloading the user.
We broke down every state a user can be in, and built one system that works for all of them. The biggest challenge was making it modular: very small components that still carry all the information users need.

“Fast money” is what you need quickly, like credit expenses and foreign currency. “Slow money” is long-term investments. The new financial assets carousel separates the two, and fits into the existing app without disrupting users’ habits.
As part of the rebrand team, I helped refresh Max’s visual language to match where the brand stands today: a popular company with products for every type of client.

The brand’s refreshed look included creating about 80 illustrations that continue the brand’s fun look and feel.

When going on a vacation, the user has different financial needs: foreign currency, expenses and insurance. To address these specific needs, we partnered with Max to establish a digital area that caters to clients seeking suggestions and solutions while planning their vacations. The challenge: how do we show all of these features without being too overwhelming, but still keep it light and fun?

That period when you dream about vacation. You explore your possibilities, fantasize about your next destination.
We assembled the ideal resources tailored to suit specific requirements during each phase, resulting in a holistic experience that encompasses technical assistance during critical moments, vacation-related perks and special resources for the user.
Max is a leading credit card company in Israel, with over 1 million users on their app. I joined Max’s redesign team, who created the strategy and design for Max’s next step in an ongoing evolution.
Read also about Max Abroad ↓
The new version lets users see all their financial assets at a glance, while inviting them to discover options that suit them. Our challenge was to show complex financial hierarchies simply and directly, without overloading the user.
We broke down every state a user can be in, and built one system that works for all of them. The biggest challenge was making it modular: very small components that still carry all the information users need.

“Fast money” is what you need quickly, like credit expenses and foreign currency. “Slow money” is long-term investments. The new financial assets carousel separates the two, and fits into the existing app without disrupting users’ habits.
As part of the rebrand team, I helped refresh Max’s visual language to match where the brand stands today: a popular company with products for every type of client.

The brand’s refreshed look included creating about 80 illustrations that continue the brand’s fun look and feel.

When going on a vacation, the user has different financial needs: foreign currency, expenses and insurance. To address these specific needs, we partnered with Max to establish a digital area that caters to clients seeking suggestions and solutions while planning their vacations. The challenge: how do we show all of these features without being too overwhelming, but still keep it light and fun?

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We assembled the ideal resources tailored to suit specific requirements during each phase, resulting in a holistic experience that encompasses technical assistance during critical moments, vacation-related perks and special resources for the user.