![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-app.jpg)
I was the sole designer for the UI & UX design of a buy now pay later service using Figma to design an iOS app and responsive web app. Sadly, the company had to let almost all of their employees go (due to a lack of promised funds from an investor) but I got a significant amount of work done in those 4 short months.
Here's a highlight of some of the work I completed and some work in progress.
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-figma-files.jpg)
iOS App
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-app-home.jpg)
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-confirm-installments.jpg)
There's an app a website for that, too
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-home.jpg)
The home page has to dress to impress. First impressions are important. Especially so in the world of fashion.
And of course, what sort of designer would I be if I wasn't considering responsive designs? Not a good one first of all, but certainly not one caring for their fellow developer buddies either.
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-home-responsive.jpg)
A menu for all occasions
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-category-dropdown.jpg)
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-app-menu.png)
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-account-menu.jpg)
Design elements go through various phases of iteration as you can see with the store modal component below:
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-iterations.jpg)
This allows me to narrow down to the best available option. I often share some of these versions with others to collaborate on ideas that work best. This is often a messy part of the process but I find it key to discovering the best option, or at least multiple options for prototyping and/or testing.
![](http://tomkenny.design/assets/portfolio-images/pollenpay-map.jpg)
Prototypes
Prototypes are built in Figma to demonstrate interactions. Here are just a selection of some that I created for the app and website: