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Menkymac – Designing
GROWTHLancer :
Ideal for quick, focused engagements
Team: ≤ 2 resources
Duration: ≤ 3 weeks
Indicative Budget: ≤ $3,000 USD*
Use Cases: MVPs, prototypes, simple websites, bug-fix sprints
Indicative Pricing: ~$15–$25/hr per resource*
Growth :
Best suited for growing products or structured builds
Team: 2–5 resources
Duration: Up to 4 months
Indicative Budget: Up to $30,000 USD*
Use Cases: Feature-rich web apps, integrations, custom dashboards
Indicative Pricing: ~$15–$35/hr per resource*
Enterprise :
Tailored for high-scale, complex or long-term initiatives
Team: 5+ resources
Duration: More than 4 months
Indicative Budget: Starts from $30,000+ USD*
Use Cases: End-to-end platforms, SaaS products, compliance-heavy systems
Indicative Pricing: ~$25–$50/hr depending on roles*
Technologies Involved:
HTML,CSS
Area Of Work:
Web Development
Project Description
The project is about designing a responsive and intuitive user interface for Menkymac, a platform built to manage digital finance tools and reporting workflows. The client wanted a clean, enterprise-grade design to support their multi-device application, emphasizing clarity, structure, and data visualization.
Scope Of Work
The client required complete UI/UX design services—from wireframing to high-fidelity mockups—tailored for web and tablet users. The scope included navigation structure, dashboard elements, charts, tables, and accessibility considerations. The platform needed to reflect financial trust while being easy for end users to interact with daily.
Our Solution
We delivered an interactive design system and screen flows featuring:
- Clean dashboards with financial KPIs, charts, and tables
- Consistent design tokens and reusable UI components for scalability
- Intuitive navigation and user flows optimized for finance operations
- Responsive design mockups for desktop and tablet devices
- Visual identity aligned with Menkymac’s brand goals and user personas
- Interactive prototypes for usability testing and iterative design feedback