Crafting experiences.
A+ Wallet serves agents, merchants, and individual users across Southeast Asia — enabling digital payments, money transfers, bill payments, and merchant transactions for thousands of users daily.
With a growing user base spanning multiple countries and demographics, A+ Wallet needed a website that could serve three distinct audiences while maintaining brand consistency and conversion optimization.
The existing website tried to cram all three user flows into a linear experience — causing confusion, bilingual breakage, and poor conversion rates across every audience segment.
Users were confused about which path applied — agent onboarding, merchant registration, or app download. No clear entry points existed.
Burmese localization was clunky. Typography and layout broke when switching languages.
Each user type had different goals, but the website forced everyone through the same linear flow, causing high drop-off rates.
Visual hierarchy varied across sections. No unified component system or design language to maintain consistency.
60% of users accessed via mobile, but the design was desktop-first with poor optimization and touch targets.
No testimonials, success stories, or trust signals to build user confidence in signing up or downloading.
Each user type has different goals, pain points, and conversion paths
Rather than forcing users through a single funnel, I designed three clear, parallel pathways.
Strategic choices that moved the needle
Not English + translation, but true localization. Separate design considerations for Burmese typography and space requirements. Layouts adapt to text length.
Large, scannable CTAs with clear next steps at every stage of the funnel. Users always know what action to take next.
Real agents and merchants sharing results. Trust signals placed strategically throughout all three conversion funnels.
60% of users access via mobile. Every breakpoint carefully considered with touch-optimized interactions and thumb-friendly navigation.
Consistent component library across all three pathways. Same design language and interaction patterns while addressing specific user needs.
Localized not just copy, but visual hierarchy. Color meanings, imagery choices, and interaction patterns adapted for Myanmar market.
The website uses a flat top-level navigation with 9 primary items. Partners registration lives under a single dropdown — keeping the nav uncluttered while surfacing two distinct conversion paths.
9 top-level items keep the site shallow and accessible. No page requires more than 2 clicks from the homepage — critical for Myanmar mobile users.
Agent Register and Merchant Register are grouped under a single "Partners" dropdown — reducing nav clutter while clearly signalling a B2B path.
EN ↔ မြန်မာ switch lives in the global utility bar, persistent across all pages. Burmese layouts use adapted line-height to prevent typography overflow.
Key screens showing the three user pathways and bilingual experience
Measurable improvements across all three user segments
Measurable improvements and lessons learned from the redesign