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FromRebrandtoProductSystem

I defined the new visual system and coordinated implementation across every channel the product had.

DINN · 2022 · Design Lead

From Rebrand to Product System

All the visuals are in Spanish because this work was made for native Spanish speakers.

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Impact

92%
Perceived increased security
90%
Associated with calmness & stability
85%
Perceived improved simplicity
88%
Reported more trust
Side-by-side — misma pantalla clave, sistema anterior vs. nuevo
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The Problem

Actinver's digital investment app for first-time investors in Mexico. The product had grown fast — more clients, more screens, a bigger team — and after almost four years live, visual consistency broke. The brand and the product started to feel unsafe.

A qualitative study showed DINN read as "inversión chiquita" — a small, everyday tool — no matter how sophisticated the user.

The product as it was
Bright colors, decorative illustrations, low visual hierarchy — playful and approachable.
The design challenge
Maturity without rigidity. Clear without being overwhelming.
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Diagnosis

Two visual audits, run simultaneously — one mine, one external. I wanted the findings from both perspectives.

Internal Audit
Mapped every UI pattern — color, type, illustration, spacing, components — and documented where the guidelines were ignored, stretched or misapplied.
External Audit
Outside eyes to catch what internal familiarity had stopped us from seeing. Both audits landed in the same place: the visual system was working against trust.
Audit findings
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What I Built

A system that works for any designer, on any screen, without needing me in the room.

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Color governance
Not just which colors to use — how much of each and when. That one change alone fixed most of the visual noise.
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Typography hierarchy
Clearer type scale, tighter rules for headings, body, and supporting text. Every screen needed to communicate priority clearly.
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Illustration direction
Calmer, more grounded compositions. Less decoration that adds visual weight without adding meaning.
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Spacing and layout
Consistent grids and spacing logic. The visual rhythm users feel but don't consciously notice.
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Tone by context
Rules for how the visual tone shifts across moments: onboarding, portfolio view, alerts, educational content.
System documentation
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Validation

I tested the new system with 100 users (50 existing clients, 50 new) before rolling anything out.

New app screens in real context
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Execution

I led implementation across the full product, coordinating illustrators, UX/UI designers, and the communication team under one direction so the system applied consistently everywhere.

Governance manual + app implementation
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Key Deliverables

Visual Audit Reports
Internal + External
Product Visual System
Color · Type · Spacing · Illustration · Imagery
Brand Book
Foundations · Usage · Governance
App & Website Implementation
Every screen, every touchpoint
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Outcome

92% of tested users perceived the product as more secure and 88% reported more trust; calmness scored 90% and simplicity 85%.

The documentation is the part I'm proudest of — it's still in use today.

"After" collage
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