PayFuture
A precise build of a fintech brand for cross-border and stablecoin payments in emerging markets.
| Client | PayFuture |
|---|---|
| What we built | Fintech website |
| Platform | WordPress + Elementor |
| My role | Project manager & design QA |
| Live site | payfuture.net |
The brief
PayFuture connects cross-border and stablecoin payments to local payment methods across emerging markets. As a regulated fintech, it needs a site that looks exact and behaves predictably.
The design was finished when it reached us. The work was building it without visual drift on any screen, and handing the marketing team a site they can grow alone.
Built with
PM & design QA The design came from PayFuture's own team. I ran delivery and made sure the build matched it pixel for pixel.
What I did
- Planned the delivery and the review rhythm with PayFuture's in-house design team.
- Broke the supplied designs into a reusable Elementor widget library.
- Ran pixel-level design QA on desktop, tablet and phone.
- Set up the content model, so marketers publish pages without a developer.
- Managed acceptance testing, the launch and the handover.
The impact
- 40+reusable widgets in the library
- 95+Lighthouse performance score on desktop
- 0developer tickets for new marketing pages
- 3breakpoints checked against the designs
The call I made
Widgets, not pages
Building each page as a one-off would have been faster at first. We built a widget library instead, so the marketing team can launch new pages from the same parts without breaking the design.
What shipped
- A pixel-accurate build of the supplied designs on every screen size
- A library of reusable Elementor widgets
- Page building for the marketing team without code
- Fast loading despite a visual page builder
- A global-reach section mapping markets and payment methods
On screen
