DPLK BRI is a Financial Institution Pension Fund service provided by Bank BRI to help companies and individuals manage their pension funds. I was involved in the UI/UX development of DPLK BRI’s digital system across five core modules over 12 months.
The goal: create an intuitive and efficient dashboard for users in corporate and financial environments, while ensuring full compliance with design standards and banking regulations.
Approach
Workflow
Research → Information Architecture → Wireframing → High-Fidelity Design → Prototyping → User Testing → Design Iteration → Developer Handover → QA & Implementation Check
Design System
I implemented a component-based Design System in Figma, ensuring all UI elements remained consistent across all five modules. Reusable components reduced redesign effort and maintained visual and behavioral consistency throughout development cycles.
Banking Regulation Compliance
Held intensive discussions with the product team to understand each regulatory requirement, created detailed flowcharts, and iterated through 30+ user flows to ensure 100% compliance without sacrificing usability.
Speed Under Pressure
When required, I completed a 10-page mockup in 5 hours for an urgent BRI presentation — prioritizing key features, leveraging reusable components, and applying a sprint design approach without compromising quality.
The Problem
The DPLK system involved numerous banking regulations and complex business scenarios that had to be carefully considered in every design decision. The challenge was maintaining design consistency across five different modules with varying functionalities — ensuring users wouldn't feel confused when switching between them — while meeting tight deadlines and navigating frequent requirement changes.
Key Outcomes
5 modules delivered end-to-end across a 12-month engagement
30+ user flows iterated to ensure banking compliance
Design system adopted across all modules for consistency
Successful post-launch QA in collaboration with developers, QA team, and PM
Key Takeaways & Reflection
"This project reinforced that designing for regulated industries requires equal parts empathy and precision. Understanding banking workflows deeply was as important as design skill — and the ability to adapt quickly to changing requirements while maintaining quality is what separates good designers from reliable ones."