Nazzh's Store

Nazzh's Store

Nazzh's Store

Internship Project

2024

Redesign

Redesign

Property Tech

Property Tech

In 2024, during my internship, I helped design a top-up platform concept to enhance usability and ensure a seamless user journey. The project focused on intuitive navigation, simplified payments, and a consistent design system for confident transactions.

Solo Project

Daffa Nazhiiff Muttahar

UI/UX Designer

Duration

2 Months

2 Nov - 24 Dec 2024

Tools

Figma

Miro

What is Nazzh's Store for?

Nazzh's Store is a fast, secure, and easy top-up service for online games. You can recharge gems, coins, or favorite items with multiple payment methods, delivered instantly to your game account.

Nazzh's Store show for web

Problem

Game top-up applications often face visual inconsistency, unclear contrast, and a slow performance. These issues lead to a frustrating user experience, delay the transaction process, and reduce user trust in the platform.

As an emerging solution, Nazzh Store set out to deliver a seamless, visually consistent, and optimized platform that rebuilds user trust in game transactions.

Crowded Interface

Dense text walls and 50+ tiny elements per screen made property scanning impossible

Confusing Checkout

Buried CTAs, unclear total costs (hidden fees), and non-linear payment flow caused 60% cart abandonment

Poor Comparison Flow

No side-by-side property view—users had to tap through 5+ screens to compare prices/amenities

Key Decisions Reflected in the Final UI

Key Objectives

De-Cluttered Discovery

Replaced 50+ tiny elements with interactive property cards (60% hero image, 3-line key info max) and one-tap filters ("Beachfront", "Pet-Friendly") with live price animations.

Swipe-to-Compare Hub

Introduced horizontal swipe carousel showing 3 properties side-by-side (price/rating/amenities), eliminating 5+ screen taps—users now compare in seconds.

Transparent Linear Checkout

Live cost calculator (base + taxes + fees auto-summed), prominent pulsing "Book Now" CTAs, and calendar heatmap for best-price dates, reducing cart abandonment friction.

Design Process

Gathering Requirements

At the beginning of my internship project on Nazzh Store, I focused on understanding how users currently interact with top-up game platforms and where the experience often breaks down.

Through this process, I discovered recurring issues: inconsistent visuals, poor readability due to weak contrast, and slow performance that made transactions feel unreliable. These findings became the foundation for my design direction.

From there, I defined clear goals—building a cohesive and accessible interface, ensuring smooth performance across components, and delivering a trustworthy experience for users. This groundwork shaped the next steps in mapping the user journey, prioritizing improvements, and creating design solutions aligned with user needs.

Research Discovery

Early observations revealed that many top-up platforms lacked a consistent design language and often relied on cluttered layouts that made navigation confusing. In addition, users faced unclear contrast in key sections, leading to difficulty reading prices or verifying top-up details.

To gain deeper insights, I reviewed existing competitor platforms and gathered feedback from peers who frequently purchase in-game credits. These findings highlighted the need for:

  • Clearer visual hierarchy to guide user actions.

  • Improved readability through balanced color contrast.

  • A faster and more reliable flow that builds user trust during transactions.

Search Bar

Abstract blue shapes create an interesting pattern.

Category/Filter

Abstract blue shapes create an interesting pattern.

Detail Information

Abstract blue shapes create an interesting pattern.

Payment Overview

Abstract blue shapes create an interesting pattern.

Empathy Mapping

To understand user frustrations and motivations in the topup journey, I mapped what they were saying, thinking, doing, and feeling.

Key insights showed that users often complained about unreliable payments and delayed transactions, while still valuing a smooth and simple flow. They prioritized convenience and security, but in practice relied on web platforms like Codashop despite frequent issues. Emotionally, they felt excitement when transactions succeeded but also frustration with cluttered UI, poor connections, and unclear error messages.

This mapping connected functional pain points with emotional needs, guiding which areas to prioritize in the redesign.

Affinity Mapping

I grouped recurring themes into clusters to reveal overlapping frustrations and needs.

This showed how reliability, clarity, content, and social features are interconnected, guiding what to prioritize in the design.

User Journey Mapping

To really see what user go through, I mapped their top-up journey step by step. Walking through each stage revealed not just the flow, but also the frustrations that kept getting in the way. From here, it became clear that the journey highlighted the need for:

  • A smoother entry flow that reduces repeated logins and makes getting started effortless.

  • Simpler navigation and categorization, so players can quickly find the vouchers they need.

  • More trustworthy transactions, with faster confirmation and fewer failed attempts.

  • Post-purchase engagement, like promo or event updates, that turn a simple top-up into an ongoing connection.

Site Map

As patterns from the journey began to take shape, I wanted to see how everything connects. The sitemap refined the flow uncovered during the journey mapping, outlining a structured path that balances clarity and function. Each section was designed to minimize friction and guide users toward completing their goals efficiently.

High Fidelity Mockups

In this stage, I finalized the visual layout, typography scale, spacing rules, and component behavior. These hi-fi mockups also served as a reference for building a consistent UI system before development.

The application is currently under development.

User Testing

To ensure the design worked well for gamers, I conducted usability tests with a small group of each. The feedback helped refine navigation and clarified how announcements and events were displayed.

Design Systems

Color Palette

Used a combination of soft blues to evoke feelings of trust and clarity.

Primary

Neutral

Accent

Typography

Plus Jakarta Sans

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Plus Jakarta Sans provides clean shapes, high readability, and strong visual hierarchy. Its modern tone matches the product’s digital identity while maintaining professional clarity in UI.

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Conclusion

Game top-up applications often face visual inconsistency, unclear contrast, and a slow performance. These issues lead to a frustrating user experience, delay the transaction process, and reduce user trust in the platform.

Reflection

User Feedback is Essential

Continuous feedback from the end-users ensured the platform met their needs

Design Meets Function

Optimizing visuals and layout balance improved clarity without sacrificing responsiveness.

ⓒ 2025

Inspired by life, designed with heart. See you around! 💖

ⓒ 2025

Inspired by life, designed with heart. See you around! 💖

ⓒ 2025

Inspired by life, designed with heart. See you around! 💖

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