KYC is the real first-use experience
Make requirements, permissions, identity checks and declines feel like part of the product.
Make onboarding, money journeys and self-service clear on mobile, even when the product is regulated.

0→1Credit product launched in Spain
≈15%Fewer support contacts at Lightyear
EAAAccessibility-aware product practice
The product must meet regulations, support business goals and stay clear under pressure.
Make requirements, permissions, identity checks and declines feel like part of the product.
Make rates, risk, confirmation, repayment and status clear before customers commit.
Create self-service and recovery paths before uncertainty becomes a support ticket or lost trust.
From a new regulated product to a measurable reduction in customer-support demand.
Kaspar is extremely proactive, versatile and always sought feedback on what he could do to improve. His knowledge and understanding in areas beyond design, particularly with regards to business aspects, make him all the more an asset to any company.
Product thinking for regulated journeys, failure states and the next kind of customer.
What gets people through KYC and into a funded account.
Read note →9 min readMachine-readable screens, honest pricing and explicit consent.
Read note →8 min readThe product is judged most closely when money or identity checks fail.
Read note →Five moments where financial products earn or lose trust. Answer for your product as it ships today. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent; the result stays on this page.
An application, a payment or a limit request gets refused. What does the customer see?
A brand-new customer signs up and lands in an account with nothing in it yet. What happens?
Identity checks, a review or a transfer takes longer than expected. What does the customer get?
A payment or a form submission fails halfway through. Then what?
A customer has a question the interface does not answer. Where do they end up?
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Prefer paper? The one-page bad-day audit is free to download, and the note behind it explains why the bad day comes first.
Yes. Legal and compliance requirements become clear product constraints. Design supports their review; it does not replace it.
No. Support can cover dashboards, transactions, servicing, self-service, launch and post-launch improvements.
Yes. Support can focus on one journey, lead a larger redesign or work within the existing team.
€300Live product teardown: one critical flow reviewed live, with the main issues and next steps identified together.
from €2,500Focused product project: one journey, launch, audit or product question with a defined outcome and scope.
€5,000 per monthEmbedded design support: ongoing senior product design inside your product and engineering team.
Prices exclude VAT. Scope and fee are agreed before anything begins. See how engagements are structured.
Fifteen minutes, no deck, no discovery workshop to book afterwards.
I look at your product before we talk, so the call opens on specifics instead of background.
I tell you what I would look at first, and say plainly whether this is work I am the right person for.
The approach, the scope and the fee if it makes sense to continue. No obligation either way.
Book a short call and share the product stage and the journey where trust matters most. You will leave with a clear next step.