Redesign for the registration screen of an open source platform - part 1

Today, I resumed my contributions to the technology community. I'd been thinking about how to do it for a while, and here comes the perfect opportunity: an acquaintance launches a new open source Pix platform, with the proposal of facilitating payments for developers through SaaS registration. As I already used his other service - a similar platform, but with a focus on alerts and a digital wallet for streamers - I wasted no time in checking it out, trying it out and analyzing the UX. As it happens, I really admire his work and the energy that an IT community provides, both for our personal development and for the way we collaborate! On Sunday, I dedicated myself to analyzing the site from end to end, looking for something I could help with. And didn't I find it? The “Sign in” and “Sign up” pages looked identical and had no links between them. Another issue was the post-registration onboarding, whose space seemed to be poorly used. In addition, the mobile version didn't have the same timeline of steps to guide the user. In view of this, I made some adaptations, preserving other elements See more this on my twitter: vitoriazzp

Apr 14, 2025 - 06:33
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Redesign for the registration screen of an open source platform - part 1

Today, I resumed my contributions to the technology community. I'd been thinking about how to do it for a while, and here comes the perfect opportunity: an acquaintance launches a new open source Pix platform, with the proposal of facilitating payments for developers through SaaS registration.

As I already used his other service - a similar platform, but with a focus on alerts and a digital wallet for streamers - I wasted no time in checking it out, trying it out and analyzing the UX. As it happens, I really admire his work and the energy that an IT community provides, both for our personal development and for the way we collaborate! On Sunday, I dedicated myself to analyzing the site from end to end, looking for something I could help with. And didn't I find it?

The “Sign in” and “Sign up” pages looked identical and had no links between them. Another issue was the post-registration onboarding, whose space seemed to be poorly used. In addition, the mobile version didn't have the same timeline of steps to guide the user. In view of this, I made some adaptations, preserving other elements

onboarding suggestion

See more this on my twitter: vitoriazzp