Khalil Dodo
Product & UX Designer
Khalil Dodo
Product & UX Designer
Khalil Dodo
Product & UX Designer
MonieBoxx
MonieBoxx
Mobile App
Mobile App
Finance
Finance
2024
2024
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
MonieBoxx is a bill payment platform covering airtime, data, electricity, TV, betting, and international airtime/data much of the same ground as other bill payment apps on the market. What sets it apart is scheduling: the ability to set up a payment once and let it run on its own, instead of remembering to come back and pay it every time.
MonieBoxx is a bill payment platform covering airtime, data, electricity, TV, betting, and international airtime/data much of the same ground as other bill payment apps on the market. What sets it apart is scheduling: the ability to set up a payment once and let it run on its own, instead of remembering to come back and pay it every time.
MY ROLE
MY ROLE
UI/UX Designer
UI/UX Designer
THE CHALLENGE
THE CHALLENGE
Bill payment apps are a crowded category, and most of them look and function almost identically the categories are the same everywhere. MonieBoxx's real challenge wasn't building another version of that; it was making one feature, scheduling, feel like a natural and central part of the experience rather than a buried settings toggle. The risk was designing it as an afterthought and ending up with "just another bill app" anyway.
Bill payment apps are a crowded category, and most of them look and function almost identically the categories are the same everywhere. MonieBoxx's real challenge wasn't building another version of that; it was making one feature, scheduling, feel like a natural and central part of the experience rather than a buried settings toggle. The risk was designing it as an afterthought and ending up with "just another bill app" anyway.
THE DIRECTION
THE DIRECTION
The idea that shaped the design: treat scheduling as a first-class action, not a secondary option. Instead of hiding recurring payments inside account settings, scheduling was built into the payment flow itself — right at the moment someone pays a bill, they're offered the choice to make it automatic. The one-time action and the recurring one live side by side, so setting up a schedule feels like a natural extension of paying a bill, not a separate feature to go looking for.
The idea that shaped the design: treat scheduling as a first-class action, not a secondary option. Instead of hiding recurring payments inside account settings, scheduling was built into the payment flow itself — right at the moment someone pays a bill, they're offered the choice to make it automatic. The one-time action and the recurring one live side by side, so setting up a schedule feels like a natural extension of paying a bill, not a separate feature to go looking for.
THE DIRECTION
THE DIRECTION
Scheduling, surfaced at the moment it matters: Rather than a settings-page toggle, the option to schedule a payment appears right where someone's already paying — turning a one-off action into a recurring one takes one extra tap, not a detour.
Familiar categories, without feeling generic: Airtime, data, electricity, TV, betting, and international options all share a consistent flow — fast to use for someone who already knows how bill payment apps work, while scheduling gives the platform its own identity within that familiarity.
Scheduling, surfaced at the moment it matters: Rather than a settings-page toggle, the option to schedule a payment appears right where someone's already paying — turning a one-off action into a recurring one takes one extra tap, not a detour.
Familiar categories, without feeling generic: Airtime, data, electricity, TV, betting, and international options all share a consistent flow — fast to use for someone who already knows how bill payment apps work, while scheduling gives the platform its own identity within that familiarity.
THE SCREENS
THE SCREENS
Here's what it actually looks like
Here's what it actually looks like
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