senior product designer @properlystudio ∙ #Fintech #Web3 #DeFi #AI ∙ shipped pd for: @SkyMoney @usemotocard @sparkfinance @3f_xyz @SiloFinance
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Barto retweeted
best kind of award is the one with your partner’s name on it
site of the day + developer award on @awwwards for @usemotocard. well deserved, team.
in finance the website is where people decide if they’d trust you with their money.
vote if it earned it: awwwards.com/honors/no-code
Last month, Moto was named Site of the Day and received the Developer Award from @awwwards
Once you start paying attention, you notice how many financial experiences rely more on familiarity than excellence.
The same card. The same service model. The same digital experience.
Familiar can start to feel synonymous with good.
We don’t think it should.
Moto is now nominated for the Awwwards No-Code Honors.
Designed and built with @properlystudio
Barto retweeted
Design matters.
Today, Moto's website is @awwwards' Site of the Day and a Developer Award winner.
Thank you to @properlystudio and everyone who brought it to life.
The card is only the beginning.
Barto retweeted
For months, people have been getting to know one version of Moto.
At the same time, we were rebuilding almost everything around it.
How you enter. How you use it. How service works. What it feels like to be a member.
What started as a strong card proposition has been evolving into something broader.
Friday marks the beginning of that next chapter.
Barto retweeted
The Sky.money app has been upgraded around one simple idea: every action should be clearer before you take it.
A new Portfolio. A better way to compare opportunities. Clearer flows for staking, swapping and managing your positions.
Here is the full walkthrough ↓
Barto retweeted
The new Moto has been nominated on @awwwards, placing our redesigned website alongside some of the strongest digital experiences in design.
When we rebuilt Moto, the goal was never just to make finance look better. It was to make every interaction feel more considered, intuitive, and intentional.
If finance is going to feel different, it should look different too.
Designed with @properlystudio.
Barto retweeted
The new Earn section in the Sky.money app makes stablecoin opportunities easier to compare without looking at APY in isolation.
Rate, risk, liquidity, protocol, and historical performance now sit side by side.
Here’s how Earn helps you make faster, more informed decisions ↓
The new Sky Money app is live.
I got to lead the product design and craft the experience behind it as part of @properlystudio, and I'd be lying if I said I wasn't proud of the final look and feel. Even more so watching the positive feedback on the improvements come in.
Congrats @SkyMoney on the launch 👏
Barto retweeted
.@SkyEcosystem deploys the largest yield-generating stablecoin on the market, it's the first DeFi protocol S&P Global ever rated, allocators route capital through it
all of that reaches you through @SkyMoney, and we're now part of it
we're much closer... new website is live!
@usemotocard is entering a new chapter.
we built the brand that carries it there.
new site, new identity. live now.
the brief was the hard kind: make a finance brand feel like modern wealth without raising its voice once. so we built one visual world. one taste, the same restraint in every frame.
the card is only the beginning, and the brand says it from the first second you land. visa infinite, zero FX globally, 24/7 concierge, access across hotels, dining, travel and wellness. one quiet system.
a quieter way to move through the world. built for modern wealth.
live now at moto-card.com
Barto retweeted
So proud of our new website.
Anyone can now apply for @usemotocard membership.
Show me a consumer card team that cares more about design than we do. I’m waiting
Today, we’re unveiling the new Moto.
Our new website is now live, with an entirely new design built to reflect where Moto is going next.
We started with the idea that a premium financial experience could be fundamentally better. But the card was only the beginning.
Moto Membership brings together the financial experience with a much broader service layer: zero FX fees globally, a dedicated relationship manager, up to unlimited cashback*, longevity and wellness access, travel and logistics handled end-to-end, and considered access across fashion, luxury, culture and dining.
Membership is $250/month or $2,500/year.
We’re opening applications for the first 100 membership spots.
Discover the new Moto and apply for access at moto-card.com
*Monthly cashback limits are determined by your eligible balance or monthly card spend. Cashback is uncapped at the highest tier.
[AI Design Hackathon at @properlystudio]
The brief asked for two UI prototype directions. We shipped one.
By now we all know AI won't hand you a clean, original UI concept. It doesn't get taste; it gives you "pretty average", and dragging it past that takes a lot of tweaking and, ofc, a lot of tokens. So instead of splitting the day into two shallow explorations, we went all in on one and finished it by hand.
My scope: product design for INNATE, an iris payment app and terminal.
3 core screens plus a few states (enough to craft the concept):
→ Claude: early UX exploration, lo-fi wireframes, UX copy
→ Lovable: clickable prototype
→ Human: final information architecture, UI direction, every product decision
Every screen sits on an asset we generated:
Welcome runs a full product video. Onboarding uses an iris scan animation that we reused later for the terminal UI. Home has Iris Field, a shader that turns your iris photo into a living particle cloud, as unique as your biometrics.
Team: Kasia, Natalia (@nataliaparandyk), and me.
Prototype and the full story down below ⬇️
So we built the UI in Figma and pushed it to Lovable over MCP, mostly to find out how accurately it would land.
Two prompts in, we had a clickable prototype. That part genuinely impressed me. If all you need is to show a client the idea moving, this is hours/days of work gone.
The polishing is where it fell apart. Every tweak, spacing, composition, placement, motion turned into a paragraph explaining what I wanted, and half the time it still came back wrong.
At some point you're not designing, you're briefing, which is the real line for me. When explaining the change takes longer than making it, close the chat and open the design tool.
None of this is a verdict on AI. It gets better every month, and we know it. But knowing when to switch it off and trust your own hands is a skill too.
See all three projects and the full story of our AI Design Hackathon: properly.studio/blog/we-gave…
