How a weekend project became our biggest product
No one wants to deal with debt. That's why we built Amili MyPage, a platform that helps people and companies resolve debt fast and easy. My goal was to make the process fell humane, simple and fast. Since launch, it has supported over 200,000 users.
Role
UX Lead
Duration
3 Months
Launch
2024
No one wants to use a debt collection product
People don’t arrive at a debt platform because they want to — they arrive because they have to. Many feel stress, shame, or frustration, and only want to finish as quickly as possible. We needed to design something that felt human and trustworthy without slowing users down. However, some problems we faced like legacy systems, complex legal requirements, and different needs for individuals and companies made this even harder. The challenge was to ***. Below you see just some of the issues users experienced with the previous solution.
Leading design in a small focused team
I was the UX Lead and the only designer on the product. I worked hands-on with three developers, a product manager, and stakeholders across the business. My responsibility covered research, UX, UI, prototyping, and parts of the front-end. I also helped align the team on a product mindset, not a one-off project approach. The setup allowed us to move fast and stay close to users’ needs.
Starting from scratch
I began by analyzing data, running interviews, and testing the existing journeys. The biggest insight was that users wanted speed and clarity above anything else. We focused on cutting unnecessary steps, writing more empathetic copy, and removing points of hesitation. I tested different flows internally to see where confusion appeared. The entire approach was built around one idea: respect the user’s time and emotional state.
A simple, clear and fast way to resolve debt
We built a modern web app where users can view, verify, and pay their debts in just a few clicks. The interface is clean and straightforward, with warm, neutral copy that reduces stress. Two separate sign-in flows make the platform easy for both individuals and companies. Clear summaries give users confidence before they pay. Automation and better structure dramatically reduced the time needed to complete the process.
200k+ users, faster payments and less confusion
The platform was adopted quickly and has helped over 200,000 users resolve their debts. Time-to-payment dropped by around 35%, and support requests related to login and payment decreased. Stakeholders saw clear value in the results and grew more committed to a product-driven approach. The project proved that empathy and simplicity can drive both user satisfaction and business outcomes.
Designing for sensitive moments demands clarity and empathy
I learned that showing the right amount of information builds trust — sometimes more detail helps users feel safe. I also learned that perfection is impossible; focusing on helping most users succeed is far more valuable. In sensitive products, the best metric is not engagement but completion: how quickly and confidently someone can finish what they came to do. This project reinforced the importance of meeting users with respect, not judgment.