Work

Website

My role

Led the end-to-end redesign of the UPI and AA product pages — from auditing existing content to defining structure, UI, and interactions.

Team

Geetika and I collaborated on design direction, content hierarchy, and final delivery.

UPI SETU LAUNCH

The Problem

Our existing product pages followed a standard structure but didn’t fully capture the depth and versatility of our offerings. With the UPI page, we wanted to break away from the usual template and create something more engaging, interactive, and informative

Old version of Product pages on Setu website

Pain Points

Navigating sub-products was confusing

Navigating sub-products was confusing

Navigating sub-products was confusing

Telling the right story

Telling the right story

Telling the right story

The pages didn’t hold attention

The pages didn’t hold attention

The pages didn’t hold attention

Inconsistent depth of information

Inconsistent depth of information

Inconsistent depth of information

The Challenge

We had a tight deadline for the initial launch, this meant we had to make quick decisions and prioritising speed over depth. While the first version got the page live, it didn’t tell the full story of UPI’s capabilities.

"A simple facelift wouldn’t cut it. We needed more than just a better-looking page—we needed a clearer, more interactive experience that helped users understand, engage, and take action.
With the UPI product page, we saw a chance to rethink how Setu’s products are showcased"

The Solution

Information Architecture

Some wire-framing..

High fidelity

A deep dive into UPI sub-products

One of the biggest challenges was helping users grasp how each UPI offering works without overwhelming them with text. Geetika and I designed a section with interactive previews and custom animations.

To pull this off, I learned After Effects from scratch for this project, which was both exciting and challenging. These animations helped reinforce real-world use-cases, making the product feel more tangible.

How different industries use UPI

I designed a dynamic industry showcase where cards flip to reveal different sectors that benefit from UPI.

Less Space, More Impact:

Instead of a static bento-box layout, I designed this interactive animation that keeps it dynamic without taking up extra space. Different UPI blocks smoothly transition into the view, creating a layered effect that keeps their focus on one card at a time.

Results

15%
increase in businesses clicking the "Get Started" CTA or reaching out for integration details.

40%
fewer support queries related to UPI setup, showing the page effectively answered common questions upfront.

25%

reduction in bounce rates as users found the content more engaging and easy to navigate.

Check out the UPI page here ↗

SETU AA

The Problem

The old Setu AA homepage felt outdated and cluttered, making it hard for users to quickly grasp the product’s value. It was text-heavy with poor visual hierarchy, and lacked interactive elements, resulting in a static and unengaging experience.

Old version of Setu AA website

Pain Points

Lack of clarity

Lack of clarity

Lack of clarity

Missing visual breaks

Missing visual breaks

Missing visual breaks

The Solution

Information Architecture

High fidelity

Nailing the first impression

The illustration in the previous hero section didn’t really capture what Setu AA offers, and the copy lacked impact. To fix this, I collaborated with the marketing team to craft more impactful messaging, and Smriti worked on an illustration that truly represented the product. The result is a hero section that sets the right tone from the get-go.

Showcasing the passbook experience

One thing the previous page missed was highlighting the passbook feature, which is actually pretty cool. In the app, you can view it in landscape mode, and the UI transforms to mimic a real-world passbook. The product team wanted to showcase this in an animation, so we came up with a scroll-stop effect that rotates the phone view into portrait mode, making the transition feel intuitive.

This animation was implemented in code by Kavya

How different industries use UPI

I designed a dynamic industry showcase where cards flip to reveal different sectors that benefit from UPI.

Results

30%
increase in time spent on the page. With improved visual flow and interactive elements, users were more inclined to explore each section.

Positive feedback

The marketing and product teams received more positive feedback internally and from partners, appreciating the fresh approach and improved storytelling.

Check out the AA page here ↗