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Case Study

Fonepasal

Target Users

Merchants, multi-store owners, wholesalers, admins

Tools

Figma, Figjam

Fonepasal

Project Overview

A comprehensive UI/UX case study of designing a unified business management platform for transactions, inventory, stores, KYC, and B2B marketplace operations.

Problem Statement

Small businesses were managing too much, across too many places.

Small and medium-sized businesses often depend on separate tools for transaction tracking, inventory management, customer/party management, and maintaining their online presence.
This creates several challenges:

  • Fragmented business tools
  • Manual record keeping
  • Errors in financial and inventory records
  • Limited visibility into business operations
  • Difficulty finding wholesale suppliers
  • Time-consuming repetitive tasks
  • Increasing complexity as businesses grow

For merchants, everyday tasks such as tracking credit, monitoring stock, and finding suppliers could become unnecessarily difficult.

FonePasal was envisioned to bring these essential operations into a single unified platform.

Research & Personas

User Persona 1

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Sunita, 32

Sunita manages an electronics store and handles transactions, customer balances, inventory, and supplier relationships.


Goals

    • Efficiently manage customer transactions
    • Track outstanding payments
    • Monitor inventory
    • Find wholesale suppliers
    • Reduce repetitive work

Frustrations

  • Manual record keeping
  • Stockouts
  • Searching for suppliers
  • Managing information across different tools

Needs

  • Simple transaction management
  • Clear inventory visibility
  • Quick access to important business information
  • Easy marketplace discovery
  • Assistance when she gets stuck

Solution

I designed FonePasal as a unified business management experience that brings transactions, party management, inventory, store management, KYC, marketplace activities, and AI assistance into one connected platform.

The solution focused on making complex business operations feel simple and accessible. Frequently used actions were prioritized, related modules were connected, and clear flows were created for tasks such as recording transactions, monitoring stock, managing stores, completing KYC, and discovering products through the B2B marketplace.

The overall goal was to reduce dependency on fragmented tools and help merchants manage their daily business activities from one place.

Design Process

I followed an iterative, Agile-based design process:

Understand
Reviewed the product requirements, business goals, user roles, and core merchant workflows.

Define
Identified the major usability challenges and prioritized the most important user actions.

Structure
Created information architecture and user flows for transactions, parties, inventory, marketplace, store management, KYC, AI assistance, and support.

Design
Developed wireframes and high-fidelity screens while establishing consistent components, patterns, and visual hierarchy.

Prototype
Connected key flows into interactive prototypes to demonstrate how users would complete important tasks.

Test & Iterate
Reviewed flows with stakeholders and refined the experience based on feedback, usability considerations, and development constraints.

My Role

As the UI/UX Designer, I was responsible for translating business and technical requirements into a clear, intuitive product experience for both the mobile application and admin panel.

My responsibilities included understanding requirements, defining user flows, organizing the information architecture, creating wireframes and high-fidelity interfaces, building reusable components, designing key interaction states, and preparing interactive prototypes.

I also worked closely with the product and development teams to ensure that the designs were practical, scalable, and aligned with the functional requirements of the platform.